Tawheed Dawah Center mosque

Asked whether the banked-parking structure is designed to manipulate the zoning regulations and questioned left-turn delay impacts on South Middlebush Road.

Asked for a revised traffic report accounting for sunrise/sunset prayer times and questioned whether the 2024 counts reflect current traffic.

Raised concerns that staggered school bus schedules for multiple schools were not accounted for in the traffic analysis.

Asked what enforcement system exists if the mosque exceeds the 30-vehicle assumption, suggesting an appointment or counting system.

Echoed the request for a new traffic study and asked whether the reports are publicly available online.

Argued five days of traffic counts cannot capture seasonal patterns and urged a multi-season study, citing Snyder Farm festival traffic.

Asked whether accident potential from left turns onto South Middlebush Road was ever studied, citing the road's lack of lights and shoulders.

A 30-year township resident described worsening traffic and commuter train conflicts, questioned driveway geometry and accident data, and challenged the October 2024 count dates.

Longtime resident described his morning train commute, arguing a five-to-fifteen-minute delay could cost him his train and calling it a quality-of-life issue.

Citing her HR experience at large companies, argued everyone is back in the office and demanded a new traffic study.

Described personal experience with left-turn accidents near Route 27 and Princeton-Highland Boulevard, arguing traffic has markedly increased from 2024 to 2026.