A Fast Track To Sprawl
19 August 2004 - 12:00pm
New Jersey's Highlands bill will encourage sprawl and cause pollution.
While the Highlands bill wasmoving through an arduous procedure of public hearings and legislativeamendments over several months, the so-called fast-track bill wasdesigned behind closed doors and was introduced and steamrolledthrough the Legislature in a record three days under both the publicand media radars. The governor used the Highlands bill as green coverto push the fast-track bill through, which puts a developmentalbull's-eye on parts of the Highlands and the rest of New Jersey.
Source:
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 17, 2004
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