News is coming on the township's speed humps. It'll be before the Township Committee on Tuesday night.

The Public Safety Committee will have a recomendation on the speed humps to bring to the Township Committee during its meeting. But Township Administrator Tim Gordon would not say what it is because paperwork had yet to be sent to all Township Committee members.

The Township Committee is scheduled to meet at 8 p.m. on Tuesday in Town Hall.

At the last committee meeting on March 2, its members heard again from residents complaining about the speed humps, including Barbara Curvin, who spoke out against speed humps in January.

The Glen Avenue resident again expressed her disastisfaction with a hump that is in front of her house and wants it removed, also saying she is disappointed and angry with how township officials have proceeded with speed humps.

"You say you'll look into it, but that should have been done before it was installed," she said. "You knew how I felt in November... It takes a day to put it in and a year to get rid of it."

Township officials still are working on a policy governing the installation of speed humps on the township's roads. A draft of the policy was presented at the January committee meeting.