New Jersey Future Blog
This Week in Land Use
January 9th, 2010 by Jay Corbalis
Each Friday Garden State Smart Growth will post a collection of links to news articles pertaining to land use in New Jersey. We’ll capture many relevant stories, but please let us know if we’ve missed anything.
- Monday, 1/4/10– Building permits bill approved by N.J. Assembly panel (NJ Newsroom)
- Monday, 1/4/10- Bordentown transit village project gets green light (Trenton Times)
- Tuesday, 1/5/10- Land deal preserves township’s character (Star-Ledger)
- Wednesday, 1/6/10- $1.1M deal struck to save endangered turtle’s habitat (Star-Ledger)
- Wednesday, 1/6/10- Eminent domain possible for Vineland’s Four Corners project (Press of Atlantic City)
- Wednesday, 1/6/10- Millville OKs Millville Gardens redevelopment (The Bridgeton News)
- Wednesday, 1/6/10- Feds ask legislators to defeat bill delaying water-quality rules (Bergen Record)
- Thursday, 1/7/10- New Jersey Highlands Council could withhold grants awarded to Warren County, area municipalities (The Warren Reporter)
- Friday, 1/8/10- Developer backs out of plan for Mt. Olive landfill site (Star-Ledger)
- Friday, 1/8/10- Tinton Falls introduces measure to reduce open space-tax (Asbury Park Press)
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