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Welcome to New Jersey Zoning Watch, hosted by the law firm of Florio, Perrucci, Steinhardt & Fader LLC. The purpose of New Jersey Zoning Watch is to provide current information on land use, affordable housing, redevelopment, alternative energy and environmental issues confronting the State of New Jersey.

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(Not Much Of An) Update on Roselle Park Mt. Laurel Suit

Posted by Phil Morin on January 30, 2008

I don’t know why this merited a second article in a week’s time because it doesn’t seem to say anything new, other than this:

“This is expensive litigation,” said Jeffrey Surenian, a lawyer specializing in affordable housing who is representing the borough.

Nevertheless, today the Star Ledger provided an update on the Mt. Laurel suit between Avalon Bay Communities and the Borough. For the full article, click here.

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