Development Threatens Pinelands
The Pinelands region is threatened with encroaching developments. Its future depends on Gov. James E. McGreevey.
"Development is encroaching. The master plan that governs the region's growth is undergoing a top-to-bottom review. The terms of seven of the 15-member Pinelands Commission have expired. Internal tensions are roiling the commission's staff. Much of what happens next in the 1.1 million-acre region lies with Gov. James E. McGreevey..."
Thanks to Jason Kasler
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Published on Sunday, July 7, 2002 in
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