This Week in Land Use

March 1st, 2010 by Jay Corbalis

Each Friday Monday Garden State Smart Growth will post a collection of links to news articles pertaining to land use in New Jersey. We try our best to capture all relevant stories, but we’re not perfect. Let us know in the comments if we’ve missed anything.

Saturday, 2/20/10– Vacant lots in Newark to be turned into housing, education complex (Star-Ledger)
Sunday, 2/21/10– Highlands funding cut spurs talk of ‘dismantling’ act (Daily Record)
Tuesday, 2/23/10– Woodbridge golf club members support sale to N.Y. developer (Star-Ledger)
Tuesday, 2/23/10– Sussex County preserves Hudson Farm Greenway in Byram Township as open space (Star-Ledger)
Wednesday, 2/24/10- Plan to preserve Caldwell plot stalls due to suspicions of pollution (Star-Ledger)
Wednesday, 2/24/10– N.J. Assemblyman McKeon blasts Gov. Christie on freezing Highlands funding (Star-Ledger)
Wednesday, 2/24/10– To settle lawsuit, Clinton Township officials may allow 10,000-square-foot office building (Hunterdon County Democrat)
Thursday, 2/25/10– Parole office builder sues Galloway Planning Board (Press of Atlantic City)
Thursday, 2/25/10– Clinton Township refuses settlement with developer who wants to build near Spruce run (Star-Ledger)
Friday, 2/26/10– N.J. Assembly approves bill allowing development rights in protected Highlands (Star-Ledger)
Friday, 2/26/10– Residents say ‘NO’ to towers (Bergen Record)
Friday, 2/26/10- New affordable development planned for Orange ruffles neighbors’ feathers (Star-Ledger)