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Bond In Investing Savings Voters on Nov. 4 will decide whether New Jersey can spend at least $50 million to purchase open space in the Highlands, state officials said Monday.

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Bond Investment Toledo Toledo Governor McGreevey held a news conference at the State House to voice his support for a ballot referendum that would allow the Garden State Preservation Trust to issue $150 million more in bonds to preserve open space.

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James Bond Trading Card "Every park we improve, every river we protect, every river we preserve, is one less place that can become a housing development or shopping mall," McGreevey said.

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Bond In Investing Stock In 1998, voters approved a ballot question that allowed the trust to sell up to $1 billion in bonds to purchase undeveloped land, preserve farmland, and build urban parks. Under that measure, the state constitution sets aside up to $98 million a year until 2029 to pay off the bonds.

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Municipal Bonds Investment Environmental Commissioner Bradley Campbell said lower interest rates would allow New Jersey to sell more bonds without costing taxpayers more money.

"These bonds would be a step forward for the UK's beleaguered pension schemes, " the institute's president Harvie Brown told the Telegraph newspaper. "But it must not be forgotten that issuing such bonds would effectively shift the risk and the cost associated with unanticipated improvements in longevity on to future generations of taxpayers." Longevity bonds are seen as a means of hedging pension exposure.

Bond Terms Trading New Jersey currently spends $10 million a year to preserve open space in the Highlands, an area of North Jersey that provides drinking water to one-third of state residents, Campbell said.

Bond Debt High In Inside The $50 million in extra spending would occur over three years, Campbell said. The rest of the $150 million would pay for open space in urban communities and other areas.

Bond Greenville Greenville The extra funds could preserve 12,500 acres in the Highlands, said Tom Gilbert, executive director of the Highlands Coalition, an environmental group. Around 5,000 acres are developed in the region every year, Gilbert said.

Trading Stock And Bonds By John Dyer
Bergen Record - 9/30/2003

Topic: Public Question #1

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