Among the township’s three looming affordable housing projects, one received development approval last month, one is poised to go before the Planning Board next week, and the third is on track for a development application before the end of the year.
The three projects would have a combined 502 housing units, of which 96 would be income-restricted. The township rezoned the subject sites last year to meet its state-mandated “Round III” affordable housing obligation through 2025.
Hello! The election is just days away. Voting is a right and a privilege, and I urge you to join the blue wave and elect Democratic leadership up and down the ticket. Here in Bernards Township fall is upon us, and there is an array of activities and programs that we can all participate in outdoors […]
At the BTDC, we pride ourselves on having an extraordinary team of leaders at the helm, committed to changing the local political landscape for the better. One of them happens to be Jennifer Aaron, our Vice Chair. Jen joined our committee as a district representative in 2021, and was elected Vice Chair in 2023. Her […]
Adam’s public testimony on the Allen Road project.
Thank you to those who joined the Township memorial service on September 11, including among others, our candidates Liz Graner and Adam Subervi, and County Commissioner Sara Sooy.
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