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Bernards Township strikes deal on low-cost housing

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BERNARDS TWP. - Faced with the risk that its affordable housing quota could be set as much as 54 units higher than it wants, the Township Committee voted 3-2 on Tuesday night, March 25, to settle for half that amount.

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Wetlands advocates say developers are now using affordable housing as a ‘red herring’

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Bernards Township strikes deal on low-cost housing

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