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Guest	Posted: Thu, Jun 30 2011, 11:02 am EDT    Post subject: Re: Gov. Christie abolishes N.J. Council on Affordable Housing [quote="Guest"]Dan, Thanks for the update. While I think this is good news, I was concerned to read "Cerra said although the league [of Municipalities] supports consolidating government to reduce the burden on taxpayers, his concern is losing protection for towns against litigation by developers established under COAH." Any thoughts?[/quote I think theoretically municipalities will lose protection from litigation from developers, in the short run with the economy the way it is I think there will be little litigation. Specifically for Cranbury, there will be no litigation as we have so little land available for development on the West side of 130.
Guest	Posted: Thu, Jun 30 2011, 9:09 am EDT    Post subject: Re: Gov. Christie abolishes N.J. Council on Affordable Housing Dan, Thanks for the update. While I think this is good news, I was concerned to read "Cerra said although the league [of Municipalities] supports consolidating government to reduce the burden on taxpayers, his concern is losing protection for towns against litigation by developers established under COAH." Any thoughts?
Dan Mulligan	Posted: Wed, Jun 29 2011, 9:37 pm EDT    Post subject: Gov. Christie abolishes N.J. Council on Affordable Housing It appears the affordable housing debate will be heating up again. A link to the article on NJ.com is below. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/06/gov_christie_abolishes_nj_coun.html