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Category Archives: Affordable Housing
Warehouse Update: Exxon does a focus group. How about lots of affordable housing?
While it’s not clear whether ExxonMobil is still pursuing plans to build massive warehouses on its roughly 800-acre corporate headquarters site in Clinton Township, the company seems to be planning to build something. On March 20, Exxon conducted a focus … Continue reading
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There’s nothing affordable about New Jersey’s $multi-billion housing plan
? Additional reading: “Affordable” Housing Sprawl: Part 1 “Affordable” Housing Sprawl: Part 2 “Affordable” Housing Sprawl: Part 3 : :
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Exxon’s Big Mystery Meeting: Do you want warehouses or more affordable housing?
Let’s play a guessing game. What’s Exxon going to do at its big presentation next week? Mayor Brian Mullay has been talking in secret with Exxon for a year and a half about development of its 800 acre property. A … Continue reading
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Clinton Township: Forged signature on affordable housing?
One of Clinton Township’s several new affordable housing developments was due to start construction any day, on Route 31 North across the highway from Spruce Run Reservoir. An “inclusionary” project, it would include affordable units among regular “market” units to … Continue reading
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“Affordable” Housing Sprawl: Part 1
You’ve seen them in the middle of farmland, on Main Streets in the state’s quaintest towns, and on the shores and banks of the most beautiful lakes, rivers and streams — all across New Jersey: massive, ugly, poorly conceived ultra-high-density, … Continue reading
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“Affordable” Housing Sprawl: Part 2
In Part 1 of “Affordable” Housing Sprawl, we saw how a government leadership vacuum and profit-minded developers and lawyers have plagued New Jersey with the high-rise sprawling residential units that are now appearing across the state, including in rural areas … Continue reading
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“Affordable” Housing Sprawl: Part 3
In Part 1 and Part 2 of “Affordable” Housing Sprawl, we considered how a government leadership vacuum and profit-minded developers and lawyers have plagued New Jersey with affordable housing sprawl, and how the Highlands Council is developing new planning and … Continue reading
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WWWCT? Republicans & Democrats
What’s wrong with Clinton Township? (WWWCT?) Republicans and Democrats. In the upcoming Primary Election (June 8), and even in the November election, you might as well not vote. That’s a shocking suggestion. But it’s apt. Because your vote doesn’t matter. … Continue reading
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Clinton Township’s affordable housing partner indicted
On the heels of one affordable housing controversy after another, a partner of one of Clinton Township’s seven affordable housing projects has been indicted by a Hunterdon County Grand Jury. Suspended, disbarred, indicted According to reports in the Hunterdon Review … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable housing, Alton Place, Higgins, Kerwin, Walter Wilson
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