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Secaucus contemplates removing bus stop on Meadowlands Parkway

A public hearing on the matter is set for August

One bus stop on Meadowlands Parkway in Secaucus will be deleted to cease confusion, officials said. Image via Google Maps.

Secaucus is planning t�🌳�o remove a bus stop on Meadowlands Parkway.

The Town Council voted unanimously to introduce the ordinance at its July 26 meeting. Mayor 🧸Michael Gonnelli was absent from the meeting, so Third Ward Councilman Bill McKeever chaired the meeting.

The ordinance would remove a superfluous bus stop on Meadowlands Parkway, near the interse𒊎ction of the street and Harmon Plaza.

Following the introduction of the ordinance, Town Administrator Gary Jeffas explained the crux of the change in an interview with the Hudson Reporter.

There’s a bus stop by Krauszer’s Food and Liquor at 40 Meadowlands Parkway and another by the Harmon Square shopping center at 38 Meadowlands Par♊kway. The town is consolidating the stops into one.

“We’re eliminating one of the bus stops,” Jeffas said.

Accordin🍌g to Jeffas, the reason is that the bus stops are very close to one another on Meadowlands Parkway.

“It’s confusing,” Jeffas said. “They have two bus stops on a corner and on a corner. So we’re just formally deleting the one, so anybody who wants to take the bus knows they can go to one central bus stop.”

The solution to qualm the confusion would not be a major detri൲ment to any riders, since the stops are in close 💮proximity.

“It’s 40 feet away,” Jeffas said. “You basically just cross the street and it’s right there. So that was a kind of a redundancy and there was some confusion about people waiting in various locations.”

The ordinance is up for a public hearing and vote at an upcoming meeting💞. Gonnelli and the Town Council will meet next on August 23 at 7 p.m. in🔴 the first floor council chambers at Town Hall at 1203 Paterson Plank Road. For more information, go to .

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