With the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) recently voting to adopt the proposed third round regulations, the impact on all types of development will be dramatic. For an excellent synopsis of the impact of the new rules on commercial development, see Ian Shern’s article from Sunday’s Star Ledger here.Â
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Judge Rules Vineland Master Plan Void: Ad-Hoc Committee Violated Open Public Meetings LawFrom: njzoning.saulnews.com
Post Date: 2008-03-21 05:11:41
The Daily Journal is reporting that a Cumberland County trial court invalidated Vineland’s revised master plan and subsequent zoning changes as meetings involving an ad-hoc committee (which included four planning board members) appointed to provide suggestions on updating the master plan failed to comply with the Open Public Meetings Act.Â
The court found that the failure to provide notice of the committee’s 16 work [...]...
more Fort Monmouth Redevelopment Concept Plan PreviewFrom: njzoning.saulnews.com
Post Date: 2008-03-18 19:13:55
In a preview of the draft redevelopment concept plan for the 1,100 acre Fort Monmouth Army base, an Associated Press report states that high-tech research would continue to be an integral part of the base when it transitions to private development, with an anticipated $1 billion private investment in new housing, retail and recreational [...]...
more Parsippany-based Greystone Complex Slated For State AuctionFrom: njzoning.saulnews.com
Post Date: 2008-03-18 05:19:21
The Star Ledger reports that the state intends to hold an auction this spring for the former Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital and 130 acres surrounding it. The 132-year old structure contains nearly a half million square feet of space and is laden with asbestos and will likely require substantial remedial work if renovated or demolished.  No minimum [...]...
more Change In NY Governor Could Determine Future for NJ . . . Nets?From: njzoning.saulnews.com
Post Date: 2008-03-15 06:00:27
Editor’s Note/Update:Â The March 16, 2008Â Sunday Daily News reports that Governor Paterson will continue support of the Atlantic Yards/basketball arena in Brooklyn….Â
An interesting sideline to the change in the governorship in New York State is the strong anti-eminent domain policy that Lt. Governor David Paterson adopted as a member of the state legislature. As a [...]...
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