Thursday, September 30, 2010 (Evening)
N.J Assembly approves extension of town master plan requirement to 10 years (Murray, The Star-Ledger) Trenton, Mercer County
“New Jersey municipalities would be allowed 10 years between reviews of their master plans under a bill approved by the Assembly today.”
Highlands compliance a ‘milestone’ for Byram (Bouchal, NJ Herald) Byram, Sussex County
“Byram Township has become the first municipality to have its petition for basic conformance to the Highlands Regional Master Plan approved by the Highways Water Protection and Planning Council.”
Russo makes presentation before Meadowlands for suitability of Meadow Crossing (Anderson, South Bergenite) Lyndhurst, Hudson County/Meadowlands
“Land use and planning officials from the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) heard testimony from Russo Development about the suitability of their proposed apartment complex in Lyndhurst, called Meadow Crossing, on Sept. 22, but no formal determinations were made and it could be months before the project is ultimately approved or denied.”
