The township is a regional hub of transportation and commerce for central New Jersey and a major bedroom suburb of New York City, within the New York metropolitan area. The house has been vacant for a couple of years.Woodbridge Township is a township in northern Middlesex County, in the U.S. McCormac said developers bought the house at 107 Ross St., but with the cancellation of the housing and parking deck project, the property is being sold to the township. The new parking design will allow for separate areas for parents walking their children to school. McCormac said all six lots will be combined into one large parking lot which will make it safer for students, staff and parents at Ross Street School where cars now have to travel through an area where children are walking. More: Woodbridge landlord of 456 units ordered to stop raising rents More: Playa Bowls to open first location in Woodbridge next month will remain, and four other structures would be razed for a large surface parking lot serving Ross Street School and Main Street businesses. Strickland's Steakhouse is being developed by Port Reading native Mike Strickland, owner of the West Shore Inn and the Fig & Vine on Staten Island.ĭuring his State of the Township address earlier this year, McCormac announced that plans for a parking deck and residential housing complex between Ross Street and North James Street had been abandoned because of the intensity of the project. McCormac said the large parking lot will help with the upcoming opening of Strickland's Steakhouse, 106 Main St., in the old bank building and other businesses part of the township's vision for Main Street. He said one business and three houses are being acquired and two township-owned lots are being used to create the parking area. McCormac said about 100 parking spaces are planned by combining six lots, including an auto use on the corner where two homes will be demolished, township and school district parking lots, and the Ross Street house lot.

The township is looking to acquire the property at 107 Ross St. WOODBRIDGE – Shoppers and diners headed to Main Street could soon have more places to park.

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