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Parking authority plans cameras and prepares bids for Old Bus Depot demolition and oil‑tank removal

5865742 · July 15, 2025
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Summary

Council member report: West Windsor Parking Authority will buy additional security cameras, install cameras on Avalon residential buildings facing the train tracks, and expects August bid openings for oil‑tank removal and demolition at the Wallace Road (old bus depot) site; work could begin this fall if bids proceed as planned.

At the July 14 council meeting, Council Member Linda reported on the West Windsor Parking Authority’s recent meeting and noted two items: increased security-camera coverage and progress toward clearing the former Wallace Road bus-depot site. The parking authority is seeking additional cameras to cover its lots more fully and has reached an agreement with Avalon to place cameras on rooftop areas of residential buildings that overlook the rail station area, Linda said. Separately, the authority expects to open bids in August for oil-tank removal and demolition at the former bus-depot site on Wallace Road (Route 571). If bids proceed as planned, work could begin this fall and may complete in May of the following year, according to the report. The parking authority thanked the council for the passage of grant-related resolutions and said Alexander Basin clearing and related repairs were completed while water was backing up in that area. No formal vote or contract award was announced at the meeting; the report is informational and identifies expected procurement steps and a planned timeline if bidders and contractors are selected.