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Levin Studying Putting Traffic Signal At Rutgers Plaza Entrance

TALKING TRAFFIC – Karl Pehnke, the Levin Properties’ traffic engineer, testifies at the August 1 Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing.

The owner of the Rutgers Plaza shopping center is studying whether a traffic light at the plaza’s John F. Kennedy Boulevard entrance would help mitigate traffic that might be generated by a planned 200-unit apartment building on the site.

Levin Properties wants to raze the former K-Mart building and in its place construct a four-story apartment building.

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