Mayor Carmen Amato and the state want residents of South Seaside Park to know if they have questions or complaints regarding the state's Route 35 reconstruction project.
The state has set up a 24-hour, 7-days-a-week hotline at 732 230 7356. The state has also set up an email address for complaints or concerns as well: restore.NJ35@dot.state.nj.us.
A website for the project has also been established: www.restoreNJ35.com.
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State and local officials were scheduled this week to assess the construction progress to rebuild a 12.5-mile segment of Route 35 on the Barnegat Peninsula that was severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy, but the event has been postponed.
In early-July, Governor Chris Christie announced the initial start of the $265 million construction project to rebuild Route 35 and now major construction operations are well underway.
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A press conference - which was planned for today and will be rescheduled according to a prepared statement - will include New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner James S. Simpson and Brick Township Mayor Stephen Acropolis.
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