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Turnpike board approves sale of 0.183 acres in Woodbridge (Middlesex County)

New Jersey Turnpike Authority · March 4, 2026
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Summary

The authority approved item 36 to declare three small parcels in Turnpike sections 5C and 5A in Woodbridge Township surplus and to authorize sale to the adjacent owner at 190 Marlin Drive; the roll call vote was unanimous.

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority on Tuesday voted to declare three parcels totaling 0.183 acres in Turnpike sections 5C and 5A in Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County, as surplus and to authorize the executive director to sell the parcels to the adjacent property owner at 190 Marlin Drive.

The law department said an administrative determination of value was prepared and various departments certified the parcels as surplus to the authority's needs. The authorization will permit disposal pursuant to the authority's regulations for sale of surplus property and the authority bylaws.

The board took a roll call vote on the item; Vice Chair Diaz, Treasurer Dupont, Commissioner Sermo, Commissioner Maldonado, Commissioner Wneski and Chair Jane all voted "Yes."

Outcome: Item 36 approved. The law department and procurement staff will proceed with disposition consistent with the authority's rules and any required public‑notice steps.