Levin Makes Case For Rutgers Plaza Apartment Building, Residents Not Convinced

October 13, 2022 Business, Planning Board, Zoning Board

*Levin vice president Sidney Singer talks to the Planning Board at. the special October 12 meeting.*

Township residents packed the Council chambers on October 12 for the chance to give the Levin Management Company their thoughts on the plan to turn the former Kmart building in Rutgers Plaza into a four-story apartment building.

Those thoughts were not positive.

Levin wants to replace the more than 100,000-square-foot building with a modern, four-story apartment building housing 200 units. The unit breakdown would be 69 one-bedroom, 123 two-bedroom and eight three-bedroom apartments, with 40 units set aside for low- and moderate-income families.

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