Show Your Concern at the Brick Council Meeting!
October 21st, 2026
Brick Township Municipal Building
401 Chambers Bridge Rd
About Us
Preserve Brick was established in 2019 as a local organization whose primary concern is the continuing well-being of our beautiful town. Preserve Brick is determined to serve as a source of information to Brick residents on local issues ranging from the preservation of open space property, the future development of land, and alerting residents of pending legislation.
Preserve Brick will continually provide reporting and analysis from local levels of government where the environment and issues relating to Brick quality of life are disturbed.
Dangers of Approval
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Run off will impact the Metedeconk River, which is a source of Brick drinking water.
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Increase the amount of heavy industrial trucks within the area, creating more traffic, pollution and noise on our local streets.
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Could decrease property values within the area due to consistent traffic from ongoing heavy construction vehicles.
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Degrade Brick’s natural beauty and landscapes.
Current Undertakings
Brick Township is considering allowing Arcosa Asphalt plant (formerly Stavola asphalt plant) to expand their plant's production. This plant is located on 429 Chambers Bridge Rd, Brick Township, NJ 08723. An expanded plant would allow for an increase in production, a variance for rural residential (RR-1) Zone, and depending on plant plans, a height variance for construction of 60-foot tall asphalt silos. Current plant is permitted to operate a 35-foot-tall silo.
Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority distributed a press release, “Brick Utilities supplies all residents of Brick Township and several adjacent towns with drinking water and obtains the majority of the water it treats from the Metedeconk River. Any release of pollutants to the air or ground at the site will likely find their way into the Metedeconk River by either directly entering the river or entering the groundwater, which makes up most of the river flow.”
The redevelopment will not enhance the Brick Township community, but rather open the opportunity for making more money and cause detrimental impacts to the environment, citizens, and clean development of Brick Township.
How You Can Help
Join us in sharing the news for our local cause. Preserve Brick is asking fellow community members to speak with your friends and neighbors about helping to get the word out. Sharing the articles you read on our website via email and social media all help build the Preserve Brick community.
Call the Brick Council at 732-262-1000 to voice your opposition of the Asphalt Plant expansion.
Attend the Brick Council Zoning Board Meeting and voice your concern on October 21st, 2026. The meeting will start at 7:00pm and will be held at Brick Township Municipal Building, located at 401 Chambers Bridge Road.
We rely on all citizens of the town to support our efforts to make our town sustainable and a great place in which to live and raise our families.
Email Brick Council Members to Share Your Opposition
Council President - Steve Feinman - councilmanfeinman@gmail.com
Council Vice President - Derrick Ambrosino - councilmanambrosino@gmail.com
Councilman - Gregory J. Cohen - brickcouncilmancohen@gmail.com
Councilman - Perry Albanese - brickcouncilmanalbanese@gmail.com
Councilwoman - Lisa Reina - brickcouncilwomanreina@gmail.com
Councilwoman - Melissa Travers - councilwomantravers@gmail.com