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Credit Pacific Service Union Hunterdon County voters on Tuesday will decide whether the county can collect an open space preservation tax for another five years. Also, six ballot questions about open space will be decided in five municipalities in Hunterdon County.

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Credit First Service Union The county tax is 3 cents for each $100 of assessed value. It was approved by voters in 1999 and expires at the end of the year.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Since 2000, the tax has raised more than $18 million. If renewed, the tax would be in effect from Jan. 1, 2005 to Dec. 31, 2009.

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Card Credit Discover Service The county ballot question is similar to the 1999 question. But it puts more of an emphasis on slowing down residential growth.

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Credit Public Service Union Money from the tax would continue to go into a trust fund, which allows the county to raise money for land purchases for parks and recreation, conservation and general open space. The fund is used to buy easements that prevent development on farmland; it also makes money available to municipalities and to nonprofit organizations through grants.

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Card Credit Processing Service Older municipalities with little remaining open space also can benefit from the tax. The fund could provide money for the preservation of historic and municipally owned buildings and properties.

Center Credit Service Union In Lebanon and Tewksbury townships, ballot questions ask voters if the townships should keep the money raised by the county open space tax so the townships can spend the money locally. Lebanon Township Mayor Eileen Swan has said her township should keep the money because the county has stopped preserving land in Lebanon Township.

Card Credit Service Wireless Hunterdon County Freeholder Director Marcia Karrow said the Lebanon and Tewksbury townships ballot questions are inconsequential.

Credit Security Service Union "If our tax passes, they have to pay," Karrow said.

Credit Report Service Karrow said communities benefit from open space preservation in neighboring municipalities. Regions have less traffic, and regional schools have fewer students, Karrow said.

Blogspot Com Christian "Voters in this county are pretty smart, and they understand regionalism," she said.

Christian Counseling Credit Karrow said the county freeholders follow a master plan when deciding where to preserve land, adding land is preserved in stages. Karrow has criticized Lebanon Township officials for wanting to keep their township's contribution, noting that Lebanon Township has received the second-highest amount -- of the county's 26 municipalities -- from the county open-space fund.

Credit Federal Service Union Since 2000, the county collected $782,216 in open space taxes from Lebanon Township and provided more than $2 million to buy park land in the township and provided an additional $53,807 in municipal grants to Lebanon Township to buy open land, according to county statistics.

Credit Monitoring Service Swan said the statistics indicate the land in her township is quality open space. Swan and freeholders have clashed over the state Highlands preservation law, which seeks to preserve about 400,000 acres in a seven-county region that provides drinking water to New Jersey residents.

Credit Division Service The new legislation has resulted in confusion over how land in the Highlands preservation area will be preserved. The state-designated preservation area in Hunterdon County mostly consists of land in Bloomsbury, Glen Gardner, Hampton and Califon and the townships of Alexandria, Union, Lebanon, Tewksbury and Bethlehem.

Card Credit Online Service Earlier this year, the freeholders denied preservation funding for farms in Lebanon and Tewksbury townships because the farms were in the Highlands preservation area. Freeholder Nancy Palladino said county resources should be spent protecting more vulnerable properties.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc In Alexandria Township, voters are being asked to expand the permitted purposes of the township's open space trust fund, which is limited to only farmland preservation. If expanded, the fund would be used to buy, develop and maintain land for recreation and conservation purposes. It also would be used for the preservation of historic properties and for debt payment.

Card Credit Fleet Service Another ballot question in the township asks voters to increase the township's open space tax by 2 cents for each $100 of assessed value. If approved, the tax rate would increase to 4 cents.

Card Consolidation Credit In Lambertville, voters are being asked to approve a tax of 2 cents to go into a municipal open space trust fund. The money from the tax would be used exclusively for the purchase of the steep slope area of 11.1 acres behind the Lambertville Public School and Ely Field and 5.2 acres along Jefferson Road.

Credit Free Online Report In West Amwell Township, voters are being asked to increase the township open space tax by 2 cents. If approved, the tax rate would increase to 6 cents, and tax would only fund the purchase of property, easements or development rights for open space, farmland preservation conservation, recreation or historic preservation.

Credit Federal First Service By Michael P. Buffer
The Express-Times - 10/28/2004

Topic: Highlands

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