BOROUGH OF GLEN GARDNER
Hunterdon County, New Jersey
HIGHLANDS MODULE 3 - PART I DOCUMENT
FOR SUBMISSION TO THE NEW JERSEY HIGHLANDS
COUNCIL
FOR BASIC PLAN CONFORMANCE
December 8, 2009
Submitted for Review to the Glen Gardner Land Use Board and Borough Council
November 11, 2009
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Prepared by Elizabeth C. McKenzie, AICP, PP
License No. 33LI00229400
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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GLEN GARDNER BOROUGH’S FAIR SHARE OBLIGATION.............................
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Components of the Third Round Obligation................................................
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Determination of Applicable Obligation.......................................................
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SUMMARY OF PRIOR ROUND COMPLIANCE....................................................
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IDENTIFICATION AND REVIEW OF THIRD ROUND COMPLIANCE
MECHANISMS........................................................................................................
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PRIOR ROUND/THIRD ROUND SITE....................................................................
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HOUSING TRANSFERS.........................................................................................
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APPENDIX............................................................................................following page 7
APPENDIX
GLEN GARDNER BOROUGH’S FAIR SHARE OBLIGATION
Components of the Third Round Obligation
COAH’s determination of the municipal Third Round fair share obligation is comprised
of three components: the prior round obligation, the rehabilitation obligation and the
third round “growth share” obligation. For the Borough of Glen Gardner, the COAH
numbers are as follows:
Table I
Third Round Total Affordable
Housing Obligation
Prior Round
7
Obligation
Rehabilitation
6
Obligation
Third Round
8
Obligation
Total
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COAH’s determination of the presumptive Third Round obligation is based on its
consultants’ projections of household and employment growth by municipality through
the year 2018. The 8 unit Third Round obligation for the Borough is based upon a
projected employment growth of 26 jobs and a projected household growth of 31
dwelling units, all between January 1, 2004 and December 31, 2018. COAH then
divides the projected household growth by 5 and the projected employment growth by
16 and adds the two results together to determine the Third Round fair share obligation.
Determination of Applicable Obligation
Municipalities that are located in the Highlands Area and that are either required to
conform to the Highlands Regional Master Plan or elect to do so are subject to
limitations on the amount of development that will be permitted due to the amount and
capacity of vacant developable land in both wastewater and septic system service
areas, utility capacity and resource based capacity (Net Water Availability).
As demonstrated in the Table below (developed from Table 4 of the Municipal Build-Out
Analysis prepared by the Highlands Council for Glen Gardner), the Highlands Council
has determined that Glen Gardner has a maximum future residential build-out of one
new dwelling unit and no employment opportunities. This maximum number does not
include exemptions (from the Highlands Act). The exemptions, together with potential
reductions in the availability of vacant developable land due to public or non-profit land
acquisitions for open space could impact the actual build out of the Borough.
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Municipal Build-Out Results with Resource and Utility Constraints
Preservation Area
Planning Area
Totals
Residential units –
Sewered
0
N/A
0
Septic System Yield
1
N/A
1
Total Residential Units
1
N/A
1
Non-Residential Jobs –
Sewered
0
N/A
0
Source: Table 4, Municipal Build-Out Report for Glen Gardner Borough, prepared by New
Jersey Highlands Council, 2009.
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Municipalities conforming in the Highlands Area may elect to use either the Highlands
full build-out number or the COAH projection through 2018. If a Highlands municipality
elects to use the Highlands build-out number, it is also obligated to address the fair
share obligation associated with any growth that has occurred in the municipality since
January 1, 2004.
According to The New Jersey Construction Reporter, a total of 2 residential Certificates
of Occupancy were issued in the Borough from January 1, 2004, through July 31, 2009
(both of them in 2009). Additionally, Certificates of Occupancy were issued for a total of
7,330 square feet of office space and 2,200 square feet of storage space, according to
the same source. The Borough contends that the office space was not new
construction and was erroneously reported as such.
Based on COAH’s “growth share” requirements, the two (2) new residential units
constructed since January 1, 2004, have generated an obligation for 0.4 affordable
housing units, and the new non-residential space constructed since January 1, 2004,
including the erroneously reported office space, has generated an obligation for another
1.42 affordable housing units, per Appendix D of COAH’s Substantive Rules. Thus,
based upon The New Jersey Construction Reporter data, Glen Gardner has incurred a
total growth share obligation from January 1, 2004, through July 31, 2009, of 1.82
affordable housing units.
The one (1) new dwelling unit that can be accommodated in Glen Gardner in the future,
based on the Highlands Council’s build-out analysis, will generate a “growth share”
obligation of 0.2 affordable housing units.
The Borough’s combined Third Round affordable housing obligation, based upon the
growth that has occurred in the Borough since January 1, 2004, and future build-out in
accordance with the Highlands Regional Master Plan, is a total of 2.02 affordable units.
Rounding this number up to three (3) units will cover any unanticipated growth due to
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potential single-family residential development that is exempt from the Highlands
regulations. Glen Gardner’s Third Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan
will, therefore, address a Third Round obligation of three (3) units, rather than
COAH’s projected Third Round obligation of eight (8) units.
Table 2
Third Round Adjusted Affordable
Housing Obligation
Prior Round
7
Obligation
Rehabilitation
6
Obligation
Third Round
3
Obligation
Total
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SUMMARY OF PRIOR ROUND COMPLIANCE
Glen Gardner’s prior round affordable housing obligation is 7 units.
The Borough’s Second Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan received
substantive certification from COAH in January of 1999. That plan, like the Borough’s
First Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, had addressed the 7 unit new
construction component of the Second Round obligation through prior cycle credits for
the Parkside Apartments, a 48 unit subsidized senior citizen (40 units) and handicapped
(8 units) rental affordable housing development funded by the former Farmers Home
Administration and constructed in 1981. Prior cycle credits are credits awarded by
COAH for documented affordable housing units created between 1980 and 1986, prior
to the adoption of COAH’s First Round Rules.
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In short, the Borough’s prior round obligation had been fully addressed, and was
acknowledged by COAH to have been fully addressed, when COAH granted
Substantive Certification to the Borough in 1999.
IDENTIFICATION AND REVIEW OF THIRD ROUND COMPLIANCE MECHANISMS
In 2005, Glen Gardner adopted a Third Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan in
response to COAH’s first set of Third Round Rules and submitted that document to
COAH along with a petition for Third Round certification. In that document, the Borough
had proposed to address what was calculated to be a two (2) unit Third Round
affordable housing obligation by continuing to use surplus prior cycle credits from
Parkside Apartments, since the original development had been covered by a 50 year
subsidized mortgage that was believed to be still in effect. However, when COAH
requested additional documentation from Glen Gardner in support of its petition, the
Borough discovered that the original controls on affordability imposed on Parkside (and
the original occupancy restrictions) had been altered due to the refinancing of the
project. Although Parkside had qualified as an appropriate mechanism for addressing
the Borough’s housing obligations in the two prior rounds, it would no longer be an
acceptable means of addressing the Third Round obligation.
At approximately the time this information was discovered, the owner of Parkside
Apartments approached the Borough with a request that the original PILOT (payment in
lieu of taxes) agreement be extended, as he was preparing to refinance the project once
again. Seizing the opportunity, the Borough negotiated an agreement with Parkside to
extend the PILOT, on the condition that the owner would deed restrict ten (10) of the 48
units in the development as COAH-compliant units, for a period of at least 30 years, so
that Glen Gardner would be able to receive credits for these units against its Third
Round (and perhaps even Fourth Round) fair share obligation.
The ten (10) units have been appropriately deed-restricted; the deed restriction has
been recorded; an affirmative marketing plan has been adopted by the Borough; and an
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administrative agreement has been executed with Housing Affordability Services (HAS).
The Borough will now be able to use these ten (10) newly deed restricted units to fulfill
at least its Third Round obligation, and perhaps a future obligation, as well.
As part of the deed-restriction of ten (10) units at Parkside, the Borough has addressed
not only its Third Round rental obligation, since all of the newly restricted affordable
units at Parkside continue to be rental units, but also its very low income housing
obligation. One of the deed-restricted affordable units at Parkside is, in fact, a very low
income unit, affordable to a household earning 30% or less of median income.
The Borough acknowledges that it now has an obligation to establish a housing
rehabilitation program targeted at the rehabilitation to a standard condition of six (6)
existing housing units in the Borough that are currently occupied by qualified low and
moderate income households. The terms of the rehabilitation program will be covered
in the final adopted Housing Element and Fair Share Plan.
PRIOR ROUND/THIRD ROUND SITE
The Appendix to this report presents the documentation in support of the ten (10)
affordable units that have been re-created at Parkside.
There is no issue as to whether or not the Parkside site conforms to the Highlands
Regional Master Plan; it is a previously developed site, and no new construction is
proposed there.
It is identified on the Borough’s Tax Map as Block 9, Lot 104, and it is located on
Parkside Court in the Borough’s CM Conservation Management Zone.
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HOUSING TRANSFERS
At this time, the Borough of Glen Gardner is not seeking to participate in an affordable
housing transfer program.
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ATTACHMENT A
AFFIRMATIVE FAIR HOUSING MARKETING PLAN
For Affordable Housing in (REGION 3)
I. APPLICANT AND PROJECT INFORMATION
(Complete Section I individually for all developments or programs within the municipality.)
1a. Administrative Agent Name, Address, Phone Number
1c.
Number of Affordable Units:
1b. Development or Program Name, Address
1d. Price or Rental Range
1e. State and Federal Funding
Sources (if any)
From
Number of Rental Units:
To
Number of For-Sale Units:
1f.
□ Age Restricted
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1g. Approximate Starting Dates
Advertising:
Occupancy:
Non-Age Restricted
1h. County
1i. Census Tract(s):
Hunterdon, Middlesex, Somerset
1j. Managing/Sales Agent’s Name, Address, Phone Number
1k. Application Fees (if any):
(Sections II through IV should be consistent for all affordable housing developments and programs within the
municipality. Sections that differ must be described in the approved contract between the municipality and the
administrative agent and in the approved Operating Manual.)
II. RANDOM SELECTION
2. Describe the random selection process that will be used once applications are received.
COAH, July 2008
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III. MARKETING
3a. Direction of Marketing Activity: (indicate which group(s) in the housing region are least likely to apply for the
housing without special outreach efforts because of its location and other factors)
□ White (non-Hispanic X Black (non-Hispanic)
X Asian or Pacific Islander
X Hispanic □ American Indian or Alaskan Native
□ Other group:
3b. Commercial Media (required) (Check all that applies)
DURATION & FREQUENCY
NAMES OF REGIONAL
NEWSPAPER(S)
OF OUTREACH
CIRCULATION AREA
TARGETS ENTIRE COAH REGION 3
Daily Newspaper
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Star-Ledger
TARGETS PARTIAL COAH REGION 3
Daily Newspaper
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Home News Tribune
Middlesex, Somerset, Union
Courier News
Somerset and Hunterdon
Beacon
Hunterdon
Delaware Valley News
Hunterdon
Hunterdon County Democrat /
Hunterdon Observer
Hunterdon
Hunterdon Review
Hunterdon
Amboy Beacon
Middlesex
Colonia Corner
Middlesex
Cranbury Press
Middlesex
East Brunswick Sentinel
Middlesex
Edison Sentinel
Middlesex
South Brunswick Post
Middlesex
South Plainfield Observer
Middlesex
Suburban, The
Middlesex
Princeton Packet
Middlesex, Somerset
Sentinel, The
Middlesex, Somerset
Atom Tabloid & Citizen Gazette
Middlesex, Union
Parsippany Life
Morris
Weekly Newspaper
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Echoes Sentinel
Morris, Somerset
Bernardsville News
Somerset
Branchburg News
Somerset
Chronicle
Somerset
Hills-Bedminster Press
Somerset
Hillsborough Beacon
Somerset
Manville News
Somerset
Messenger-Gazette
Somerset
Reporter
Somerset
Somerset Spectator
Somerset
About Our Town/Community
News
Middlesex, Somerset
Monthly Newspaper
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DURATION & FREQUENCY
OF OUTREACH
NAMES OF REGIONAL TV
STATION(S)
TARGETS ENTIRE COAH REGION 3
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COAH, July 2008
2 WCBS-TV
CBS Broadcasting, Inc.
3 KYW-TV
CBS Broadcasting, Inc.
4 WNBC
NBC Telemundo License Co.
(General Electric)
5 WNYW
Fox Television Stations, Inc.
(News Corp.)
6 WPVI-TV
American Broadcasting
Companies, Inc. (Walt Disney)
7 WABC-TV
American Broadcasting
Companies, Inc. (Walt Disney)
9 WWOR-TV
Fox Television Stations, Inc.
(News Corp.)
10 WCAU
NBC Telemundo License Co.
(General Electric)
11 WPIX
WPIX, Inc. (Tribune)
12 WHYY-TV
WHYY, Inc.
13 WNET
Educational Broadcasting
Corporation
17 WPHL-TV
Tribune Company
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CIRCULATION AREA AND/OR
RACIAL/ETHNIC IDENTIFICATION
OF READERS/AUDIENCE
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31 WPXN-TV
Paxson Communications License
Company, LLC
35 WYBE
Independence Public Media Of
Philadelphia, Inc.
39 WLVT-TV
Lehigh Valley Public
Telecommunications Corp.
41 WXTV
WXTV License Partnership, G.P.
(Univision Communications, Inc.)
48 WGTW-TV
Trinity Broadcasting Network
50 WNJN
New Jersey Public Broadcasting
Authority
52 WNJT
New Jersey Public Broadcasting
Authority
57 WPSG
CBS Broadcasting, Inc.
58 WNJB
New Jersey Public Broadcasting
Authority
61 WPPX
Paxson Communications License
Company, LLC
63 WMBC-TV
Mountain Broadcasting
Corporation
65 WUVP-TV
Univision Communications, Inc.
68 WFUT-TV
Univision New York, LLC
Spanish
TARGETS PARTIAL COAH REGION 3
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COAH, July 2008
16 WNEP-TV
New York Times Co.
46 W46BL
Maranatha Broadcasting
Company, Inc.
51 WTVE
Reading Broadcasting, Inc.
25 W25BB
New Jersey Public Broadcasting
Authority
22 WYOU
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
28 WBRE-TV
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
44 WVIA-TV
Ne Pa Ed TV Association
56 WOLF-TV
Wolf License Corp.
60 WBPH-TV
Sonshine Family Television Corp.
69 WFMZ-TV
Maranatha Broadcasting
Company, Inc.
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Hunterdon
Hunterdon
Hunterdon
(Christian)
Hunterdon, Middlesex
Hunterdon, Somerset
Hunterdon, Somerset
Hunterdon, Somerset
Hunterdon, Somerset
Hunterdon, Somerset
Hunterdon, Somerset
29 WTXF-TV
Fox Television Stations, Inc.
(News Corp.)
47 WNJU
NBC Telemundo License Co.
(General Electric)
66 WFME-TV
Family Stations of New Jersey,
Inc.
25 WNYE-TV
New York City Dept. of Info.,
Technology &
Telecommunications
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DURATION & FREQUENCY
OF OUTREACH
Middlesex, Somerset
Middlesex, Somerset
Middlesex, Somerset
(Christian)
Somerset
NAMES OF CABLE PROVIDER(S)
BROADCAST AREA
Comcast of Northwest NJ,
Southeast Pennsylvania
Patriot Media & Communications
Partial Hunterdon
Service Electric Cable TV of
Hunterdon
Cablevision of Raritan Valley
Partial Hunterdon
Comcast of Central NJ, NJ (Union
System)
Comcast of Plainfield
Partial Middlesex
TARGETS PARTIAL COAH REGION 3
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DURATION & FREQUENCY
OF OUTREACH
NAMES OF REGIONAL RADIO
STATION(S)
Partial Hunterdon, Somerset
Partial Middlesex, Somerset
Partial Middlesex, Somerset
BROADCAST AREA AND/OR
RACIAL/ETHNIC IDENTIFICATION
OF READERS/AUDIENCE
TARGETS ENTIRE COAH REGION 3
AM
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FM
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WFAN 660
WOR 710
WABC 770
WCBS 880
WBBR 1130
WWTR 1170
Spanish, Asian, etc.
WTTM 1680
WFNY-FM 92.3
Spanish
WPAT-FM 93.1
WNYC-FM 93.9
WPST 94.5
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WFME 94.7
WPLJ 95.5
WQXR-FM 96.3
WQHT 97.1
Spanish
WSKQ-FM 97.9
WRKS 98.7
Christian
WAWZ 99.1
WBAI 99.5
WPHI-FM 100.3
WCBS-FM 101.1
WKXW-FM 101.5
WQCD 101.9
WNEW 102.7
WPRB 103.3
WKTU 103.5
WWPR-FM 105.1
WDAS-FM 105.3
WLTW 106.7
TARGETS PARTIAL COAH REGION 3
AM
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WFIL 560
Hunterdon
WIP 610
Hunterdon
WAEB 790
Hunterdon
WCHR 1040
Hunterdon
WGPA 1100
Hunterdon
WEEX 1230
Hunterdon
WKAP 1470
Hunterdon
WRNJ 1510
Hunterdon
WWJZ 640
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WPHY 920
Hunterdon, Middlesex
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WPHT 1210
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WBUD 1260
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WMCA 570
Middlesex (Christian)
WIMG 1300
Middlesex
WCTC 1450
Middlesex, Somerset
WRTI 90.1
Hunterdon
WCVH 90.5
Hunterdon
WHYY-FM 90.9
Hunterdon
WXTU 92.5
Hunterdon
WAEB-FM 104.1
Hunterdon
WFKB 107.5
Hunterdon
WMMR 93.3
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WYSP 94.1
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WBEN-FM 95.7
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WRDW-FM 96.5
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WOGL 98.1
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WUSL 98.9
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WIOQ 102.1
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WMGK 102.9
Hunterdon, Middlesex
WJJZ 106.1
WKDN 106.9
Hunterdon, Middlesex
Hunterdon, Middlesex
(Christian)
WAXQ 104.3
Hunterdon, Middlesex, Somerset
WNTI 91.9
Hunterdon, Somerset
WZZO 95.1
Hunterdon, Somerset
WCTO 96.1
Hunterdon, Somerset
WLEV 100.7
Hunterdon, Somerset
WNJT-FM 88.1
Middlesex
WRSU-FM 88.7
Middlesex
WWFM 89.1
Middlesex
WWPH 107.9
Middlesex
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WDVR 89.7
Middlesex, Somerset
WVPH 90.3
Middlesex, Somerset
WMGQ 98.3
Middlesex, Somerset
WBLS 107.5
Middlesex, Somerset
3c. Other Publications (such as neighborhood newspapers, religious publications, and organizational newsletters)
(Check all that applies)
RACIAL/ETHNIC
NAME OF
IDENTIFICATION OF
PUBLICATIONS
OUTREACH AREA
READERS/AUDIENCE
TARGETS ENTIRE COAH REGION 3
Weekly
Nuestra Communidad
Central/South Jersey
Spanish-Language
North Jersey/NYC area
Chinese-American
24 Horas
Bergen, Essex, Hudson,
Middlesex, Passaic,
Union Counties
Portuguese-Language
Arab Voice Newspaper
North Jersey/NYC area
Arab-American
Catholic Advocate, The
Essex County area
Catholic
La Voz
Hudson, Union,
Middlesex Counties
Cuban community
Central/North Jersey
Hungarian-Language
Monthly
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Sino Monthly
TARGETS PARTIAL COAH REGION 3
Daily
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Weekly
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Amerika Magyar
Nepszava (American
Hungarian Peoples'
Voice)
New Jersey Jewish
News
Nuestra Communidad
Northern and Central
New Jersey
Central/South Jersey
Jewish
Spanish-Language
Desi NJ
Central Jersey
South Asian
Ukrainian Weekly
New Jersey
Ukrainian Community
3d. Employer Outreach (names of employers throughout the housing region that can be contacted to post
advertisements and distribute flyers regarding available affordable housing) (Check all that applies)
DURATION & FREQUENCY OF OUTREACH
NAME OF EMPLOYER/COMPANY
LOCATION
Hunterdon County
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Merck & Co.
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1 Merck Dr., Whitehouse Station
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Chubb Insurance Co.
Exxon-Mobil Research &
Engineering
2100 Wescott Drive, Flemington,
NJ 08822
Perryville Corporate Park,
Clinton, NJ 08809-4000
202 Halls Mill Rd., Whitehouse
Station, NJ 08889
1545 US Highway 22 E.,
Annandale, NJ 08801
New York Life
110 Cokesbury Rd, Lebanon
Bristol-Myers Squibb
1 Squibb Dr, New Brunswick, NJ
08901
Hunterdon Medical Center
Foster Wheeler
Middlesex County
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Merrill Lynch & Company
Johnson & Johnson
Prudential Insurance Company
Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital
800 Scudders Mill Rd, Plainsboro
1 Johnson & Johnson Plaza, New
Brunswick
Silverline Building Products
44 Stelton Rd. # 130, Piscataway
1 Robert Wood Johnson Pl., New
Brunswick, NJ 08901
207 Pond Ave, Middlesex, NJ
08846
St. Peter’s University Hospital
254 Easton Ave., New Brunswick
Telecordia Technology
Amerada Hess Corporation
444 Hoes Ln., Piscataway
65 James Street, Edison, NJ
08818
530 New Brunswick Av., Perth
Amboy, NJ 08861
405 Main St., Woodbridge and
679 Convery Blvd., Perth Amboy
Dow Jones & Company
54 Eddington Ln., Monroe Twp
Siemens AG
755 College Rd. E., Princeton
AT&T
1 Highway Ter., Edison
Engelhardt Corporation
101 Wood Ave. S., Metuchen
AT&T
1414 Campbell St., Rahway
ABC Limousine
574 Ferry St., Newark
Bloomberg LP
1350 Liberty Ave., Hillside
1091 Lousons Road, PO Box 271,
Union, NJ
J.F.K. Medical Center
Raritan Bay Medical Center
Somerset County
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Courier News
Emcore Corp.
Ethicon, Inc.
800 Rahway Ave. Union, NJ
1515 West Blancke Street, Bldgs
1501 and 1525, Linden, NJ
Fedders Corp.
27 Commerce Drive, Cranford, NJ
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ICI Americas, Inc.
ITW Electronic Component
Packaging
Johnson & Johnson
450 West First Ave., Roselle, NJ
600 Mountain Ave., Murray Hill,
NJ
1 Merck Drive, PO Box 2000
(RY60-200E), Rahway, NJ
Tekni-Plex, Inc.
865 Stone Street, Rahway, NJ
Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, Inc.
Hooper Holmes, Inc.
1401 Park Ave. South, Linden
170 Mount Airy Rd., Basking
Ridge, NJ 07920
3e. Community Contacts (names of community groups/organizations throughout the housing region that can be
contacted to post advertisements and distribute flyers regarding available affordable housing)
Name of Group/Organization
Outreach Area
Racial/Ethnic
Duration & Frequency of
Identification of
Outreach
Readers/Audience
IV. APPLICATIONS
Applications for affordable housing for the above units will be available at the following locations:
4a. County Administration Buildings and/or Libraries for all counties in the housing region (list county building,
address, contact person) (Check all that applies)
BUILDING
LOCATION
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75 Bayard Lane, New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Middlesex County Administration Bldg.
20 Grove Street, Somerville, NJ 08876
Somerset County Admin. Bldg.
1 Vogt Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Somerset County Library Headquarters
314 State Highway 12, Flemington, NJ 08822
Hunterdon County Library Headquarters
4b. Municipality in which the units are located (list municipal building and municipal library, address, contact person)
4c. Sales/Rental Office for units (if applicable)
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V. CERTIFICATIONS AND ENDORSEMENTS
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that
knowingly falsifying the information contained herein may affect the (select one: Municipality’s COAH substantive
certification or DCA Balanced Housing Program funding or HMFA UHORP/MONI funding).
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Name (Type or Print)
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Title/Municipality
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Signature
Date
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