Friday, August 19, 2011

Gov. Christie, N.Y. Gov. Cuomo say OK to scaled-back toll hike (Strunsky, The Star Ledger) North Jersey

“Softening a proposal for unprecedented increases on Port Authority bridges and tunnels, the governors of New Jersey and New York have signed off on an agreement to raise tolls $1.50 next month, followed by additional hikes of 75 cents per year through 2015.

Shopping center proposal causes controversy in Bedminster (MacKenzie, mycentraljersey.com) Bedminster, Somerset County

“A narrow 10-acre strip of land between Interstate 287 and Route 202/206 in Pluckemin section of the township has for years housed a State Police barracks, along with a storage dome for road salt and a garage for New Jersey Department of Transportation vehicles.”

Morristown council introduces revised Speedwell plan (Coughlin, Morristown Green) Morristown, Morris County

“The vote was unanimous, but there were some bumps getting there.”

Zoning Board and Developer Clash Over Colors (Van Embden, Red Bank-Shrewsbury Patch) Red Bank, Monmouth County

“In Red Bank’s designated Antiques District, an area of town that may as well be renamed the ‘Hey, don’t forget about us,’ district, a developer wants to build a colorful, multi-use complex, complete with apartments promising modern living and a first-floor brew pub.”

COURTS

TSI Marlboro, Inc. v. Township of Marlboro Zoning Board of Adjustment (Appellate Division) 

United Water of New Jersey v. Zoning Board of Adjustment of the Borough of Montvale et al (Appellate Division)

Thursday, July 8, 2010 (Evening)

Red Bank panel cautions on art plan for railway district (Higgs, The Asbury Park Press) Red Bank, Monmouth County

“What constitutes art is a question that has put proposed designs for the borough’s train station district on hold for a second time.”

Red Bank townhouse project may be the future for building (Higgs, The Asbury Park Press) Red Bank, Monmouth County

“A future building trend in the state may be seen on a vacant lot on the corner of Monmouth and West streets.”