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Laptop Computer The district's law firm, Archer & Greiner, also knew the site had to be rezoned. The law firm did not send a representative to the meeting, the minutes indicate.
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Desktop Computer Six days before the planning board's meeting, Lippincott & Jacobs wrote a report in which the engineering firm acknowledged that schools are not permitted by the Pinelands Commission in agricultural production zones.
Notebooks Local zoning ordinances must comply with the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan. Most of the school complex, including the building, was to be located in the AP zone, with only some athletic fields slated for the section zoned rural development.
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Hard Drive "Of course they knew that the Pinelands Commission doesn' t permit schools in an AP zone," said Jeffrey Supnick, a real estate consultant hired by the district in February 1996 to begin searching for a school site. "The first thing you do when looking for a site in the Pinelands is check with the Pinelands Commission."
Travelstar Bill Harrison, assistant director of the Pinelands Commission, said there is no question the district was informed schools are not permitted in agricultural production zones.
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Software "We are required to take the design to the local planning board, which has 45 days to respond," Hicks said. " We did our presentation. Our people present our side of the story. We allow people from other agencies to do their work."
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Electronics Part of the site was zoned to allow schools, he said. As for the rest, Hicks said, "We had been informed there were provisions to allow rezoning, to get relief.
Canon "The role of a superintendent is to be an advocate for children," he said. "Other agencies are responsible for other things."
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Desktop Computers While state law gives planning boards 45 days to act, the Tabernacle board endorsed the Seneca project that first night.
Think Pad The only public notice that the school was on the meeting agenda was posted on the bulletin board of Tabernacle town hall the week before, said Margaret Guerina, the board's secretary.
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Data Recovery Several board members said their erroneous vote must have been based upon an old ordinance. But, in fact, there was no ordinance - new or old - that permitted a school on the site.
Cisco Just what the board and its professionals were looking at remains a mystery. Requests to produce an older ordinance permitting a school in an agricultural zone have gone unanswered.
Keyboard In 1989, the township had amended its zoning ordinances to exclude schools and other institutions from agricultural production zones. The change was made to conform with a similar change to the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan.
Monitor But the new version never made it into the books, township officials say.
Desktop "I don't know why it wasn't changed," said Jack McGinnis, a member of the Land Development Board and the town's mayor at the time. "Maybe a packet got lost. A secretary didn't insert it. There could be a million reasons."
Infosys But Tabernacle's old ordinance didn't permit the school either. It allowed for institutional uses in agricultural production areas, including schools, subject to the restrictions and limitations contained in the Pinelands management plan.
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Lap Top "Even under the earlier language, the school would not be permitted," said Harrison of the Pinelands Commission. " A very, very small percentage of the students would come from that AP area."
Refurbished A member of the Land Development Board then and its chairman now, Jim Woolley believes the controversy over the site has always been a case of much ado about nothing.
Memory A school, Woolley said, "is a far safer use of land than a farm. We were getting a beneficial use. I thought from the beginning that zoning was a relatively minor issue."
Intel By Richard Pearsall
Courier-Post - 6/10/2002
Topic: Pinelands
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