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Did your town pay off Fair Share Housing Center’s lawyers to “settle” affordable housing threats?
Before it agrees to end its affordable housing litigation against a town, the Fair Share Housing Center‘s lawyers demand cash payments — ranging up to $100,000. The question arises as to whether these payments are a kind of “extortion” extracted … Continue reading →
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Tagged affordable housing, Fair Share Housing Center, settlement
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Fake News: Amended settlement is a “win-win” with less “financial risk”! (NOT!)
What should you believe? What the mayor said, or the legal agreement he signed? Mayor John Higgins says the new amended affordable housing settlement agreement with Fair Share Housing Center (FSHC) is “a really good thing for the township” because by … Continue reading →
Township’s Housing Plan Crashes
In a stunning reversal, the Clinton Township Council gutted its affordable housing settlement deal with the Fair Share Housing Center, at its February 7 meeting, just five days before the scheduled Superior Court Fairness Hearing. Conflicts appear to have crashed … Continue reading →
Clinton Township violates Sunshine Law, interferes with affordable housing fairness hearing
According to a January 29, 2018 violations notice issued to Clinton Township by attorney Walter N. Luers on behalf of exMayor.com, the township violated the law throughout 2017 by failing to provide minutes of its planning board meetings. The New Jersey … Continue reading →
Posted in Affordable Housing, COAH, Municipal, Sprawl, Windy Acres
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Tagged affordable housing, Clinton Township, Fair Share Housing Center, fairness hearing, FSHC, Higgins, settlement, sunshine law
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Windy Acres: The fatal fraud in Clinton Township’s affordable housing scheme
Clinton Township’s affordable housing settlement with the Fair Share Housing Center hinges on all the seven projects within it delivering the number of housing units Mayor John Higgins and the council have agreed to. If any one of the sites … Continue reading →
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Tagged affordable housing, Fair Share Housing Center, Higgins, Readington, RLSA, settlement, Windy Acres
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Mayor Higgins’ 51-second, 805 housing-unit massacre
How long does it take to add 805 new housing units to Clinton Township, if the mayor and council don’t tell anyone they’re doing it? How long does it take to add 400 new housing units just in the tiny … Continue reading →
Posted in Affordable Housing, COAH, Municipal, Sprawl
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Tagged affordable housing, Amy Switlyk, Brian Mullay, Clinton Township, Dan McTiernan, developer, Fair Share Housing Center, FSHC, John Higgins, lawsuit, settlement, Tom Kochanowski
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