However, he said, a sewer service plan would be more complicated to implement and costly to homeowners.
He said Cranbury and the utilities authority are working to provide water service to the four homes in the next 18 months to two years. Residents who have attended Township Committee meetings in the last two months say they have been petitioning the township since the late 1990s to get the public utilities.Īcting Township Administrator Tom Witt said the residents will have to contract with the Monroe Municipal Utilities Authority because of their proximity to that township. The township is working with the Monroe Township Municipal Utilities Authority to provide water and sewer service to four Cranbury homes on Halsey Reed Road. Township works to provide water and sewer service to four Cranbury homes.
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