State Planning Commission Postpones Town Center Vote Again
New hearing slated for July, mayor says
Just when township officials thought they were at the finish line, the state Planning Commission again postponed a vote on the long-awaited Town Center plan. The public hearing for Phase 1 of the massive plan along the Route 9 corridor was slated for today in Trenton. Approval of the plan would have brought Berkeley closer to the redevelopment of the decaying Beachwood Shopping Center. But Planning Commission officials informed Amato that no action would be taken until the state budget was approved, the mayor said. "I understand," Amato said. "The state has to have a balanced budget by the end of the month. Obviously it's a priority." But Amato says the township already passed its "biggest hurdle" when the state Planning Implementation …
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Keeping whats mine
7:51 am on Thursday, June 21, 2012
I think the town benefits somehow from being left this way or they would do like Red says. Knock it down and charge the owner if they wont do it. PERIOD. As for the road and seniors, the road would help reroute rt 9 traffic and seniors generate tax revenue with out filling schools. However they will add way too many cars to the already filled roads that cant handle what they already have. NO MORE… more ›