"You know everybody comes to an application with their own views. But you can't align yourself with an organization that has already determined that the application must fail," said Adam Garcia, a lawyer for the applicant.
April 09, 2024 at 03:37 PM
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A New Jersey judge disqualified eight members of Sparta’s municipal planning board from ruling on a warehouse application because they belonged to an organization formed to oppose the project.
Superior Court Judge Stuart Minkowitz, in Sussex County Superior Court, said the eight board members belong to Sparta Responsible Development, an organization formed to stop the warehouse project in question.
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Judge Stuart A. Minkowitz. Credit: New Jersey judiciary
