Outside the dome would be a turf area, walking path and two beach volleyball courts. The company is also proposing constructing rooms for fitness classes, ballet studio, space for physical therapy, party rooms and other recreation. HFZ is seeking to build the sports complex with include indoor climate-controlled basketball courts and turf field for year-round football, soccer or lacrosse. In 2018, the Brick Planning Board approved a plan to allow HFZ Superdome of New York City and M&M at Route 70, based in Piscataway, to split the 10.9-acre parcel for redevelopment. The vacant parcel on Route 70 will be redeveloped with a 122,800-square-foot sports complex with indoor superdome, two retail buildings for stores and a restaurant with drive-through, pending one remaining approval, Ducey said.

Ducey said during a meeting of the Township Council on Tuesday. Watch Video: Royal Farms may spark convenience store battle in BrickīRICK - Construction on a massive project including a sports complex, stores and a restaurant could break ground in coming weeks, redeveloping a long empty lot known as the former Foodtown supermarket site, Mayor John G.

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