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Amazing Trial Turnout! What's Next?
Plus new funding requests to preserve the Drew Forest.
Ruling to come after Drew Forest trial
Several interested parties are waiting on a ruling about Drew University’s challenge to Madison’s affordable housing plan, following a trial at the Morris County Courthouse in Morristown Monday, May 20 and Tuesday, May 21.
Drew Forest Case Pauses, Ruling to Come at a Later Date
The legal battle regarding the realistic development potential (RDP) of the Drew Forest has come to a temporary pause. With all evidence submitted and all testimony heard, the public now waits on Superior Court Judge Stephan C. Hansbury to apply his knowledge of Affordable Housing laws and make a ruling, according to Judy Kroll, the co-chair of the Friends of the Drew Forest.
Day 1 of Drew Forest Trial: Opening Arguments Heard in Forest Preservation Dispute
The trial involving Drew University Forest and whether or not the Forest should have been included as vacant land in Madison’s 2020 affordable housing plan, commenced on Monday May 20th at the Morristown Court House, presided by Judge Stephan Hansbury. The trial will be focused on the preservation and potential sale of forest property located on Drew University’s campus.
Madison applies for another $5 million for Drew Forest purchase
The Borough Council applied for another $5 million grant for open space funding from Morris County to purchase the Drew Forest during the Monday, May 13 meeting.
