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Laptop Computers Faced with the stark reality of losing the states most important water supply source, Governor James E. McGreevey formed a Highlands Task Force comprised of representatives of local government, conservation, commerce, development and farm advocates, as well as members of his Administration. He charged them with producing recommendations to preserve the Highlands natural resources and enhance the Regions quality of life while providing for smart growth opportunities, including economic development and redevelopment.
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Desktop Computer * Create a core Preservation Area (the Core) of 350,000 to 390,000 contiguous acres (about half of the region) comprised of the lands most important to protecting the regions water quality. These lands would be subject to an aggressive acquisition effort and stricter environmental protections, and would benefit from a transfer of development rights program. (Less than half of the Core is already protected, while one-third is unprotected and threatened; the remainder is already developed.)
Notebooks * Establish an independent 15-member Drinking Water Protection and Regional Planning Council to prepare a regional master plan. The Councils planning, zoning and review authority would be mandatory within the Core, and outside it, implemented through the Councils advisory role. Incentive programs and legal protections for municipalities, including those that opt in to the Councils master plan would be created. A majority of the Council members should be local representing towns or counties in the Highlands.
Lenovo * Enhance land preservation across the region, focusing in the Core on watershed lands and large forest tracts that contribute most to the regions high-quality water supplies, and outside the Core on farmland and environmentally sensitive land. This effort would include seeking more funds for saving land, as well as coordinating and planning efforts through a Highlands Land Summit.
Hard Drive * Mobilize state agencies to help preserve the Highlands through existing programs, and by making protection of the region a factor in decision making.
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Gateway The complete set of recommendations was OKed by all the task force members but one a developer who wanted specific mandatory growth areas defined outside the Core. However, since no mandatory preservation areas are recommended outside the Core, the Task Force decided not to recommend growth areas there, either.
Laptop Parts The Task Force Action Plan represents a strong consensus for moving Highlands preservation from study to action. And now, key state legislators, Senator Bob Smith and Assemblyman John F. McKeon, chairs of the Senate and Assembly Environment Committees respectively, will soon introduce legislation to protect the region. Hearings have already been scheduled.
Software Past efforts including the 1992 Governors Bi-State Skylands Greenway Task Force report, New Jersey Conservations Foundations 1992 book The New Jersey Highlands: Treaures at Risk, 1992 and 2002 USDA Forest Service Highlands Regional Studies, and the 2001 NJ State Plan designation of a Highlands Special Resource Area have been critical in getting us to this point. Now, however, Governor McGreevey and the legislative environment committee leaders deserve tremendous credit for taking bold action steps to protect the Highlands! You can attend a legislative hearing to let these officials know that you appreciate their work, and that you want the state to make the most of this historic opportunity.
Hard Drives I urge you to attend one or more of these hearings and make your voice heard for preservation of the Highlands! You can contact Wilma Frey at NJ Conservation Foundation at 908-234-1225 or wilma@njconservation.org or contact the Highlands Coalition at 609-737-7263 or highlandsco@earthlink.net for more information about the legislation or the hearings.
Electronics I hope youll contact me at 1-888-LAND-SAVE or info@njconservation.org, or visit NJCFs website at www.njconservation.org, for more information about conserving New Jerseys precious land and natural resources.
Canon The State We're In column by Michele S. Byers, Executive Director, NJCF - March 17, 2004
Topic: The State We're In, by Michele Byers
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