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Category Archives: Sprawl
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
Posted in Affordable Housing, COAH, Municipal, Sprawl, State, Windy Acres
Tagged affordable housing, Alton Place, Higgins, Kerwin, Walter Wilson
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Objection: Why the Court should reject the affordable housing settlement
On January 29, 2018, exMayor.com filed an objection with the Superior Court to Clinton Township’s affordable housing settlement agreement with Fair Share Housing Center. The objection focuses on several issues including the township’s violations of the Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA), conflicts … Continue reading
Your last chance to protest 66 new housing units in Annandale
Shhh…! Monday, February 5, 7:00 pm (at the Clinton Township Public Safety Building, where council and planning board meetings are held) is your last and only chance to protest, comment on, or ask questions about the 66-unit high-rise affordable housing … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Housing, COAH, Election, Municipal, Sprawl, Windy Acres
Tagged affordable housing, Annandale, Beaverbrook, C1 stream, CTEC, EIS, Environmental Commission, planning board
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Mayor’s #1 affordable housing builder has “unusual” problems
Clinton Township Mayor John Higgin’s #1 designated affordable housing builder, CRC Communities, Inc., has a 12-year history of “unusual” problems with its two stalled Clinton Township projects (both of which are included in the settlement deal), according to Clinton Township … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Housing, COAH, Municipal, Sprawl
Tagged affordable housing, CRC, Higgins, Ingerman, settlement
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Why to vote NO on Public Question to divert open space funds
This letter was published in the local newspapers and social media outlets this week. Chairs of the Clinton Township Open Space Committee and Environmental Commission — along with other residents — oppose a Public Question on the November 8 ballot … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Municipal, Sprawl, Taxes
Tagged Clinton Township, election, open space, referendum
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