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Category Archives: Route 629
Still no official NJWSA statement about future of Route 629 over Round Valley
Yesterday morning the N.J. Water Supply Authority reopened Route 629 over Round Valley Reservoir following months of public outcry. A caravan of 20 vehicles took a drive over the road late in the afternoon, celebrating the success of local activists … Continue reading
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Malinowski meets with NJWSA, 629 closure on hold
[An earlier version of this article suggested the proposal to permanently close 629 is “dead in the water.” The title has been edited to reflect that it’s merely “on hold.” -Ed.] On August 4, 2022 U.S. Congressman Tom Malinowski (D) … Continue reading
Posted in Hunterdon County, Municipal, Route 629
Tagged Homeland Security, Malinowski, NJ DEP, USACE
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Documents reveal scramble for last-minute justification of route 629 closing
ExMayor.com has obtained official records from the New Jersey Water Supply Authority under the NJ Sunshine Law that reveal the Authority scrambling to find after-the-fact justification to support its proposal to close county route 629. Records were requested from the … Continue reading
Posted in Hunterdon County, Municipal, Route 629, Sunshine Law
Tagged DHS, USACE
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Official source documents: Route 629 closing
These documents were obtained under the New Jersey Open Public Records Act from Clinton Township. They include communications/e-mails between the township, Lebanon Boro, the NJ Water Supply Authority and Hunterdon County. Chronology is oldest at the bottom of each file, … Continue reading
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Letter to the Hunterdon County Engineer
July 7, 2021 An open letter to Mr. Thomas Mathews, Director, County Engineer, Hunterdon County Dear Mr. Mathews, I’m a former mayor of Clinton Township, where a controversy is brewing over our council’s letter to the NJWSA (and to you, … Continue reading
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The Lame Pitch to Close Route 629: This dog don’t hunt
July 7, 2022 Open Letter to Marc Brooks, Executive Director, NJ Water Supply Authority Dear Mr. Brooks: On June 22 the mayor and council of Clinton Township voted unanimously not to oppose the permanent closing of county route 629 over … Continue reading
Posted in Hunterdon County, Municipal, Route 629, State, Sunshine Law
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Council votes to close major road without public comment
Without any meaningful effort to obtain public comment from affected residents, on June 22 Mayor Brian Mullay and the Clinton Township Council voted to endorse the permanent closure of a major township thoroughfare — the section of County Road 629 … Continue reading
Posted in Municipal, Route 629
Tagged Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, Lebanon Borough, NJWSA, Round Valley, Route 629
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