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Credit Pacific Service Union The Arthur Kill in Carteret, a bleak waterfront that was once home to industry, is being transformed. Next month, the borough will christen a new fishing pier, boat launch pad and floating dock, and with a $500,000 Green Acres grant it just received from the state, it plans to turn a debris-strewn 17-acre waterfront tract into a park with bike paths and picnic groves.

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Credit First Service Union "The waterfront represents the future of our borough," said Mayor Dan Reiman. "After nearly 100 years of industrial use, borough residents will have access to their own waterfront park."

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Card Credit Mobile Service Carteret is one of several Middlesex County towns and four nonprofit agencies to share in $20.4 million in the latest round of state grants for park improvements, open space acquisition and farmland preservation.

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Card Credit Discover Service Earlier this month Gov. James E. McGreevey signed four pieces of legislation that together dole out more than $120 million across the state. He said the funds are vital to the state's effort to curb sprawl.

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Credit Public Service Union In Middlesex County the money will be used for an assortment of projects, including the expansion of Thompson Park in Monroe, pathways at Mill Pond in Milltown; preservation of natural habitats along the Arthur Kill and Raritan River, as well as the preservation of 485 acres of farmland in East Brunswick, Cranbury, Monroe, South Brunswick and Old Bridge.

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Card Credit Processing Service Three Middlesex County towns also expect to receive part of a $10 million grant McGreevey announced last week to preserve historic sites associated with the Battle of Monmouth during the Revolutionary War. Cranbury, Monroe and Plainsboro will receive a portion of the grant, but exact amounts have not yet been determined.

Center Credit Service Union Middlesex sprawls across the center of the state, engulfing the intersection of the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway. Its prime location has attracted development throughout the 323-square-mile county. From 1990 to 2000, the county's population grew nearly 12 percent to more than 750,000 residents.

Card Credit Service Wireless Freeholder Camille Fernicola, who oversees the county's open space program, said, "at the rate Middlesex County was growing we would have been in total gridlock if it weren't for open space programs."

Credit Security Service Union The county established an open space trust eight years ago when voters agreed to a special 1-cent tax to buy and preserve land. The tax generates $4 million a year. Instead of merely accumulating the money and doling it out when land became available, county officials decided to sell taxpayer-guaranteed bonds and use the tax money to pay them off.

Credit Report Service The first bond offering was for $30 million and the second for $19 million. Since 1995 the county has acquired more than 4,700 acres of land.

Blogspot Com Christian Last year voters approved an additional 2-cent tax for open space. The new tax will generate another $8 million annually. With the new funds, the county hopes to fulfill its goal of doubling its open space acreage over the next decade.

Christian Counseling Credit A public hearing is scheduled for July 17 to get the public's input on the freeholder board's new plan to sell $80 million in taxpayer-guaranteed bonds to finance the latest phase of open space. The hearing will be in the board's chambers at the county administration building in New Brunswick.

Credit Federal Service Union Ralph Albanir, the county parks director who oversees the open space advisory committee, said the open space taxes levied by the county and many towns in Middlesex made them eligible for the state Green Acres grants. The latest awards from the state earmark $1.75 million for Middlesex.

Credit Monitoring Service Albanir said $750,000 will be used to help buy land for the expansion of Davidson's Mill Pond Park in South Brunswick and Thompson Park in Monroe. The county will also spend $1 million to extend the Old Bridge Waterfront Park to the Monmouth County boarder.

Credit Division Service Cranbury, East Brunswick, Edison, North Brunswick and Plains- boro each are slated to receive $400,000 from the state. Officials in these towns said they have not yet determined how the money will be spent. Monroe will also get $400,000 to expand Thompson Park.

Card Credit Online Service Milltown will receive $325,000 to help pay for the $1.2 million renovation project along the banks of Mill Pond. Freeholder Director David Crabiel, a former mayor of Milltown, said money will build new walkways, a gazebo, fishing area and a parking area. Crabiel said the county open space trust is providing the balance for the project.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc Perth Amboy Mayor Joseph Vas said a $49,425 state grant will help his city rejuvenate Washington Park on New Brunswick Avenue. A $1.5 million facelift is planned for the park. Vas said his administration secured a $280,000 federal grant for the work and is still seeking other public and private funding sources for the project, which will include a new basketball court, a skateboarding area, a police substation and new bathrooms. Construction is expected to begin in October.

Card Credit Fleet Service Along with the county and towns, the Green Acres program also awarded grants to non-profit agencies. Greg Remaud, preservation director for the Baykeepers, said the agencies have a common goal. They want to acquire lands and natural habitats along the Raritan River, Raritan Bay, and the Arthur Kill to preserve them for the public's enjoyment.

Card Consolidation Credit The lower and upper portions of New York Bay and its tributaries had become the "forgotten region of New Jersey," said Remaud, whose organization has partnered with the American Littoral Society to preserve parcels of lands in Carteret, Old Bridge, Sayreville and Woodbridge.

Credit Free Online Report In congested Northern New Jersey, he said, many towns face a choice between improving parks and protecting tidelands with open space funds. He said the non-profits are happy to help towns protect the valuable lands along the waterways. The conservationist hopes that as the county expands its open space program, it would consider spending trust funds on old industrial sites along the waterfronts.

Credit Federal First Service The state is often a partner with the towns and county in acquiring open space, especially in the farmland preservation program. The state usually provides 60 percent to 80 percent of the purchase price, and the county and local governments contribute the balance.

Consumer Credit Service The nine farmers, who received $8.3 million in state funds in the latest round of awards, submitted their applications more than a year ago, officials said.

Center Credit Family Service Fernicola said 11 additional farms are now seeking approval, and to date the county has preserved more than 3,273 acres of farmland. The program allows the farmer to continue working the land, but the development rights are sold.

Credit Reporting Service "The open space program has been a boon to our county," she said.

Cca Credit Division Service By Diane C. Walsh
Star-Ledger - 6/29/2003

Topic: Less Sprawl

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