Tag: COAH
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Township Committee partners with HVRSD; approves $10,000 to conduct demographic study
Hopewell Township in partnership with the Hopewell Valley Regional School District will fund a demographic study as more and more residential development projects proceed in the township. Mayor Courtney Peters-Manning, Deputy Mayor Michael Ruger, Township Committeeman Kevin Kuchinski, and Township Committeeman David Chait voted “yes” on the measure to adopt an ordinance re-appropriating $10,000 from…
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Memory care assisted living facility, studio apartments will fulfill need in Old Bridge
OLD BRIDGE – Not only will the proposal to build an assisted living facility specializing in memory care plus studio apartments fulfill a need in the township, it will also transform a blighted structure on Old Matawan Road that has been vacant for more than a decade. The Zoning Board of Adjustment heard testimony during…
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Affordable housing will ‘not leave anyone behind’ in East Brunswick
As we begin the process of redevelopment here in East Brunswick, we will be facing some daunting, challenging, yet exciting prospects. This will be the first time in over a half century that we will be fundamentally changing the structure, function and image of our most important commercial corridor. This will be a township-wide project,…
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Sayreville to review affordable housing ordinance
SAYREVILLE – Two ordinances intended to assist Sayreville in reaching its necessary amount of affordable units are scheduled to be introduced by the Borough Council on Sept. 11. An ordinance that will amend the borough’s affordable housing ordinance and an ordinance that will permit projects that have affordable units in their zone were considered by…
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South Brunswick seeks to vacate orders on affordable housing
By JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK – The Township of South Brunswick has filed a motion in Superior Court seeking to vacate the orders issued last year concerning the township’s affordable housing obligations. The township based its motion on various public documents that supported its contention that Judge Douglas K. Wolfson violated his obligation…