Gloucester Township Council presented legislation for 2 mixed-use developments on Chews Landing Road and in the Lakeland Redevelopment area. The full story is in the link below, but the Planning Board meeting that is mentioned never happened. Apparently the meeting was supposed to start at 6 PM on July 14th according to The Patch, but the agenda posted on Gloucester Township’s website HERE says the meeting started at 7. One of our GT residents wanted to attend the meeting and showed up right before 7 PM to find the doors locked. She was told the next day the meeting was canceled at the last minute.
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