After months hanging in the air for months, Robbinsville township could soon find a municipal home.

Roma Bank, after backing out of plans that would have given the township a floor on a new building on Route 33, has given the town two other options.

Mayor David Fried said in a radio interview Thursday afternoon that the bank, which backed out of the building after a merger last year with Investors Bank, offered the township the plot of the proposed building, or a favorable rent on space in the current Roma Bank building. He said two other developers had reached out to the township with similar offers.

“We think it is a very fair offering and something we are going to take seriously,” he said.

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