Proposed Buddhist Temple Hits Snag At Environmental Commission

March 4, 2014 Religion

A rendering of the statue planned for a proposed Buddhist temple on Hamilton Street.

A proposal to build a Buddhist temple on Hamilton Street ran afoul of the township Environmental Commission at its March 4 meeting.

That’s because the developers, the Phuoc Duyen Buddhist Association of New Jersey, want to take down a number of mature trees on the property.

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