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By TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
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May 20, 2021 at 9:30 AM
Morris Township, NJ – Today, the Morris Township Committee adopted a package of seven resolutions providing additional notice and clarity related to land use proposals in the Township of Morris in addition to advocating for impactful reforms at the state-level. The initiative, drafted by the Legislation Standing
Committee chaired by Deputy Mayor Mark Gyorfy, codifies the Township Committee’s redevelopment policy as it relates to redevelopment proposals, providing additional opportunities for public input and requiring notice beyond what is required by the state.
The following resolutions were passed unanimously by the Township Committee:
Old Bridge Ward 1 Councilman David Merwin Announces Campaign for Re-Election April 20, 2021, 2:08 pm | in PRESS RELEASE
Official Kick Off Rally Tuesday May 4th,2021 – 6PM to 8PM
Lisa’s Pizza, Route 35 & Laurence Parkway
All are welcome and Light Refreshments Will Be Served
Old Bridge Township Councilman David Merwin has filed for his re-election and will be on the ballot in the November General Election. Dave is well known for his service to Ward 1 and many local residents know and have met Dave as he works to solve their problems. He has served multiple terms on the Township Planning Board, on the Library Board, and as Commissioner on the OBMUA. For the last twelve (12) years, Dave has coordinated the local Memorial Day Parade, and for the last twenty (20) years, he has been a coordinator of the Salt-Water Day Festival, both of which are centered in Laurence Harbor and Cliffwood Beach. Dave Merwin was an original member of the Center Barrier
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December 21, 2020 at 8:24 AM
TRENTON, NJ In an effort to make minority ownership of medical cannabis dispensaries more accessible, the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday advanced legislation sponsored by State Senator Troy Singleton to remove certain restrictions on ownership.
Current law provides that, subject to certain exceptions, no entity may hold more than one medical cannabis cultivator, manufacturer or dispensary permit.
The bill, S-2875, would establish a new ownership exception to expand access to investments for women, minority and disabled-veteran owned businesses. The exception would allow an investor, investor group, or fund that provides significant financial or technical assistance or the significant use of intellectual property to an applicant for a medical cannabis dispensary permit that has been certified as a minority, women, or disabled-veterans business, to own up to 40 percent interest
Michael Kolody, the engineer representing Tomahawk Lake, said the updated plan includes moving the fee collection area farther down the main entrance road to contain any vehicle backup within park property. Lynne Wallace-Gallo, part of the waterpark s family ownership group, said the park has increased the number of collectors along the route to expedite the process.
Kolody said the park would be willing to widen the road since ownership shares the board s desire to avoid major backups into the community. Their concern about the traffic is virtually the same as yours. They don t like having patrons that can t get into the park, he said. They want to have them come in and park, and if the suggestion (is) adding lanes along the main entrance way to increase the stacking along there which I must say is not a bad idea then we ll certainly do it.