Laptop Battery The New Jersey builders' lobby invited leaders of both houses of the Legislature to talk about their stances on addressing housing affordability and easing obstacles to development, but the discussion at yesterday's convention centered more on why meaningful change tends to be impractical than on what might be possible.
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Thinkpad Assembly Minority Leader Paul DiGaetano, R-Passaic, a former developer, gave voice to the builders' desires - particularly a change in the State Development and Redevelopment Plan that would create a statewide zoning map. Such a map, he said, would remove the uncertainty of what land can be built upon and what should remain open space.
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Microsoft But John Bennett, R-Little Silver, who is co-president of the Senate, said developers may be better off if the Legislature avoids opening up the plan, a voluntary blueprint for growth, for revisions that might make parts of it mandatory.
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Laptop Computer The only representative from the party of Gov. James E. McGreevey was the other Senate co-president, Richard Codey, D-West Orange. Assembly Speaker Albio Sires, D-West New York, was expected to participate but had to leave the convention early.
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Desktop Computer Codey defended his party's record on meeting developers' needs. He said Democrats would support requiring towns to have a master plan for open space, rather than see them buy land to stave off individual development proposals. Open space, he said, should not come at the expense of affordable housing.
Notebooks ``Far too often, we're seeing development that is out of the price range of most New Jerseyans,'' Codey said.
Lenovo Codey said McGreevey has stuck by his campaign pledges in his first 100 days.
Hard Drive That brought a sharp response from Bennett, who said the governor should shelve rules that govern development that is reliant on septic systems.
Travelstar A builders association lawsuit resulted in an appellate panel throwing out the rules, which put developments of six or more septic-reliant homes under more stringent environmental review.
Gateway The administration has asked for a stay to keep the rules in place, pending a 180-day review of whether any changes should be made before attempting to readopt them, Department of Environmental Protection spokeswoman Elaine Makatura said.
Laptop Parts The court said the state had failed to seek adequate public comment.
Software North Jersey developer Stephen Shaw said the state's regulatory process, including the septic rule, is to blame for last year's 18 percent decrease in New Jersey housing starts.
Hard Drives David Fisher, a developer and member of the State Planning Commission, said he is concerned by rules proposed by DEP that would make purchasers of sites in urbanized areas responsible for paying for cleanup if long-hidden contamination turns up.
Electronics DiGaetano said the development of such ``brownfields'' could be accelerated if the state decided not to clean up groundwater on development sites where no homes are being built. He did not foresee that coming anytime soon.
Canon Patrick O'Keefe, CEO of the New Jersey Builders Association, said there can be no fruitful debate on development until the focus shifts away from sprawl and toward providing enough housing that is affordable for residents and eventually their children.
Desktop Pc He said perhaps the only plausible action by the state would be for the Legislature to force municipalities that have been designated as potential population centers by the State Plan to accept new construction.
Desktop Computers Peter Blicher, a developer from Hopewell Township, said he found the legislators to be understanding, but the point was somewhat moot.
Think Pad ``The problem is, politically they can't really do anything,'' Blicher said.
Repair By Larry Hanover
Trenton Times - 4/11/2002
Topic: Sprawl
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