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Council OKs road‑repair protections, Bay Boulevard speed cut and Guilford Park overnight‑parking rule
Summary
On consent and first readings the council advanced measures to require curb‑to‑curb repaving after utility cuts on recently paved roads, reduce Bay Boulevard speed to 30 mph, and prohibit overnight parking at Guilford Park ramp.
The Toms River Township Council approved several ordinances on first reading and moved them forward on the agenda: a street‑excavation moratorium and curb‑to‑curb repaving requirement (Ordinance 7), a reduction of the speed limit on Bay Boulevard from 35 to 30 miles per hour (Ordinance 8), and a change to overnight parking rules at the Guilford Park public ramp (Ordinance 9).
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