Join a meeting of Sustainable Jersey’s NEW Green Infrastructure Task Force!  December 4, 2012, 9am – 12:30pm, at the Livingston Township Senior Community Center.  We are pleased to have Noah Garrison from the Natural Resources Defense Council as one of our speakers.  At this meeting we will be discussing regulatory and legal framework to support green infrastructure, educational needs and opportunities, and the development of new model ordinances in New Jersey. Please contact Samantha McGraw at mcgrawstcnjedu  (mcgrawstcnjedu)   or 609-771-2938 if you would like to attend or learn more information.

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Downtown New Jersey Annual Excellence Awards Reception

The Heldrich Center, 10 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

Thursday, December 6, 2011 5:30 p.m.

Awardees 

Built Projects:

GOLD: Hillside Square, Montclair, NJ 

SILVER: Park Square, Rahway, NJ

Tools of the Trade:

GOLD: Pompton Lakes BID Marketing Plans

SILVER: Main Street Ocean City – Downtown Ocean City, Ocean City, NJ

Individuals of Excellence:

John Soojian, Soojian Bros. Construction, Pompton Lakes, NJ 

Steven Santola, Esq., Mayor, Livingston, NJ   

Join us December 6 to recognize the Downtown New Jersey Excellence Awards and to network with downtown development leaders! 

$45 per person

For tickets:    

Click on the link below to pay by credit card

Excellence Awards PayPal Link

or

Mail you check made out to Downtown New Jersey to:

Downtown New Jersey  
P.O.Box 63
Spring Lake, NJ 07762 

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The devastation from Hurricane Sandy created a wake-up call on the need to rebuild the Jersey shore in a way that respects nature and protects people, properties and public investments.  Come hear expert speakers address key topics, and share your opinion on how we can restore a thriving, healthy and resilient coastal region.  Sessions will include:

• The “new normal:” our vulnerability to future storms
• Lessons from other states with strong coastal management programs
• Actions to ensure resiliency, including changes to statutes, regulations and plans

More details will be available the week of Nov. 26.

The event is free, but registration is required.

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