Site of 205 unit housing project with shul on east veterans highway in jackson.
Site of 205 unit housing project with shul on East Veterans Highway in Jackson.

Synagogue approved by zoning board inside East Veterans Highway 205 unit development

JACKSON, NJ – A 205-unit development project being built by Bil-Jim Construction and Cardinale Enterprises on East Veterans Highway will now have an 8,200-square-foot synagogue within it.

The Synagogue, referred to by the Orthodox Jewish community as a shul will feature a mikvah and kiddush in the basement.

The project by Maple Lake, Inc. will feature six low-income housing buildings totaling 48 units and 157 single family homes.

The synagogue is the second approved house of worship on East Veterans Highway. A third is being planned at the intersection of East Veterans and Whitesville Road.

The property is the former Maple Lake campground.

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