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Bond In Investing Savings Nearly all of Gloucester County, Salem, Bridgeton and Millville, along with other aging industrialized centers statewide, stand to gain increased state investment under an anti-sprawl map unveiled this week.

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Bond Investment Toledo Toledo The map designates about half of New Jersey as so-called "red light" areas, regions in which development would be severely limited. While much of Gloucester County sits in green areas, nearly all of Salem and Cumberland counties are almost all red. Other designations include green light regions such as Phillipsburg and Alpha, where redevelopment would be encouraged, and yellow.

The map shows Cumberland County as being largely undevelopable, according to Freeholder Lou Magazzu. "I believe this map is dead on arrival, " he said. "It was a trial balloon that was a lead balloon. - there was no dialogue." Magazzu said that statewide hearings are being pushed and the possibility exists that there will be hearings on a county by county basis.

James Bond Trading Card In releasing the map, dubbed "The Big Map," state officials made public some specifics on a plan that has proven controversial since unveiled.

"We're very happy to get this money, " said Morris County Freeholder Frank Druetzler. "It helps us keep our infrastructure in good shape, and that helps our Triple A bond rating." Druetzler noted the county already received $3.5 million from the state for roads and bridges, in addition to the funds announced yesterday. 2003

Bond In Investing Stock "It will give the priority for state funding and programs to Salem, Millville, Vineland and Phillipsburg," said Susan Bass Levin, commissioner of the Department of Community affairs. "It's already being done informally, but they will now receive priority."

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Municipal Bonds Investment Gov. James E. McGreevey has made fighting sprawl, the movement of development into areas ecologically unfit, a priority for the state.

Union County Manager George Devanney said he has no problem with Trenton taking another look at the project. "We've tried to strike the best deal for Union County, " Devanney said. "If the state is going to look at things and determine the economic benefits, there's no harm in that." Utilizing $7.2 million from the state transportation bond fund, Union County contracted with the M&E to rebuild the Rahway Valley and Staten Island rail lines. Both freight routes had not been used in over a decade and required extensive repairs to the railbeds and trestles, some of which were removed years ago.

Bond Terms Trading Jeff Tittel, director of the New Jersey Sierra Club, said the anti-sprawl program is likely to redirect growth in New Jersey.

Bond Debt High In Inside "The effect is that developers in farm areas outside towns will have a harder time getting permits," he said. "So it's actually going to help revitalize those places."

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Trading Stock And Bonds Assemblyman John Burzichelli, D-3, of Paulsboro, also mayor of that two-square-mile borough, said state efforts to direct development in those could prove fruitful for many New Jersey towns looking for a turn around.

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Basis Bond Finance Hill "The key is to make these places attractive," Burzichelli said. "Paulsboro fits right into the discussion that's occurring. Paulsboro is one of the areas that needs to be redeveloped ... from a philosophical standpoint, everyone agrees with the governor."

Bond Explained Terms Trading Among the aspects of McGreevey's plan are:

Bond Business Investing Stock * Allowing towns to enact one-year building moratoriums;

Bond Houston Houston * Granting county and regional planning boards veto power over decisions made by local planners;

Stock Bonds Day Trading * Bolstering environmental regulations aimed at preventing builders from constructing subdivisions in sensitive areas such as near protected waterways;

Bond Corporate Investing * Open space preservation, creating two new state parks in three years and planting 100,000 trees statewide.

Investment Bond Uk Nearly all of the programs will require legislative approval.

Bond Trading Strategy "Smarter regulation and planning will cut the time parents spend stuck in traffic, protect precious drinking water sources for our families and revitalize our communities," said Bradley Campbell, commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection.

Bond Fixed In Income Investing According to Campbell, the new regulations will not curtail building in New Jersey. He said builders will be able to construct the same number of houses they currently do, but it will shift where they build those houses.

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Bond Management Market Risk "I don't think they will affect home prices directly," Campbell said. "It may actually have a salutary effect on home prices."

Bond In Investing Municipal By Terrence Dopp
Today's Sunbeam - 1/18/2003

Topic: Less Sprawl

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