Laptop Battery The Branchburg Township Committee has reached a settlement with Branchburg Builders, the developer which once planned to construct 600 homes on 200 acres of land just north of North Branch.
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Thinkpad The committee unanimously approved the agreement Monday night, which would allow the builder to construct 50 single-family homes on 60 acres and one home on 35 acres of the almost 200-acre piece of property owned by former Bridgewater Township Attorney William Lanigan property. The property runs from Burnt Mills Road to the Noth Branch of the Raritan River.
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Microsoft "As a matter of right, based on the zoning, Branchburg Builders could have chosen to build more than 50 to 60 houses that could have been sprawled over that whole piece of property," said Committeeman John Sanford.
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Laptop Computers The remainder of the land, totaling 105 acres, will be deeded over to the township, according to Sanford. "That will belong to the people of Branchburg."
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Laptop Computer "For all practical purposes, about 140 acres are going to remain open, with the exception of the footprints of the one house that's going to be developed on the (35 acres)," Sanford said. "I think short of the whole land going to open space, this is the absolute best possible result that the township could have hoped for."
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Notebooks "Having 50 homes in our town is 50 homes too many," Leonard said. "With that being said, this settlement preserves open space and is better than we could have expected from a court case."
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Gateway "We never believed it was; we still don't believe it is," Sanford said. "We believe we have a good, solid plan."
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Software The construction of the homes, the committeeman said, will not affect North Branch which was a concern when the developer wanted to build 600 homes.
Hard Drives "It will certainly not exasperate any of the flooding problems that have happened in the village," Sanford said.
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Desktop Pc The agreement was to be voted on by the Planning Board Tuesday night.
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Think Pad By Nicholas Ciaccia
The Reporter - 1/15/2004
Topic: Less Sprawl
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