Laptop Battery The Halper family, owners of Piscataway's last active, family-owned farm, yesterday rejected a cash offer from the state's Farmland Preservation Program for development rights to their property.
The long, sad history of the Halper Farm in Piscataway has another dismal chapter. On Monday, the Halper family rejected the state's offer of about $3 million in return for the development rights to 64 of their farm's 75 acres. They called the appraisal "woefully unrealistic and incredibly inadequate" and charged that politicians working against them had manipulated the market.
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Microsoft The state's offer was $46,700 per acre for 65 of the family's 75-acre farm or a little more than $3 million, said Linda Bush, principal planner for the Middlesex County Agricultural Development Board.
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Laptop Computers Because of the Halper family's decision to reject the state's offer, Mayor Brian Wahler said Piscataway may now condemn the family farm.
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Laptop Computer "This is a sad day for Piscataway," Wahler said. "After expressing their commitment to join the program, the Halper family today announced they are not going to honor that commitment."
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Desktop Computer "The state offered us $2 million for $15 million worth of property. It's not going to happen," said Mark Halper.
Notebooks The Halper family operates the Cornell Dairy Farm at Metlars Lane and South Washington Avenue. The business includes a horse riding academy and farm store.
Lenovo In a letter to the state requesting an investigation, the Halpers wrote that they could not trust appraisals from the Middlesex County Agricultural Board because Middlesex County already said it would join with Piscataway to condemn the farm.
Hard Drive "Our fears have come true. The appraisals ... are woefully unrealistic and incredibly inadequate with respect to the value of development rights in the Piscataway real estate market," the Halpers wrote. The family asked the state Agricultural Development Board to hold their application in abeyance while it investigates the case.
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Gateway "Landowners were required to submit a bid by noon today and the Halpers did not. They are no longer eligible for this round," Gruzlovic said, adding that there are dissatisfied landowners in every round but offers are based on two appraisals, which are reviewed by the agency.
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Software The Piscataway council began the process to condemn the family farm in 1998, saying they were worried the Halpers would sell their property to a developer who planned to build a hundred homes there.
Hard Drives But, the town did not follow through after the Halpers took steps to enter the farmland preservation program and the council endorsed the family's application.
Electronics "We really trusted and believed the family when they stated that they had absolutely no interest in developing the land. Clearly, it's all about money and developing the property and squeezing every dollar they can from wherever they think they can get it," Wahler said.
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Desktop Pc "But we don't believe open space is the end game for the town. We believe these politicians want to trade it out, like they did to a piece we sold on Centennial Avenue. That was supposed to be a park. Now, it's going to be developed by Jack Morris," Halper said.
Desktop Computers "This town's one-party system is like communism. What they say goes. We will not lay down and die. We will fight these evil people. This is just the beginning," Halper said.
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Star-Ledger - 8/13/2002
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