Montgomery Township’s Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan received a recommendation for approval on March 2 from the Affordable Housing Dispute Resolution Program, despite initial challenges and a significant last-minute amendment. Program Chairman Thomas C. Miller, AJSC (Ret.), and Special Adjudicator Joseph Burgis, PP, AICP, have recommended the court find the township’s amended plan to be constitutionally compliant with the NJ Fair Housing Act and the Mount La

Savemontgomery.org, a group of Montgomery residents dedicated to preserving the character and tranquility of their neighborhood, is set to wage a formal legal challenge against their municipality's plan to fulfill its Round 4 state-mandated Affordable Housing requirement.

About 40 Montgomery Township neighbors form a coalition, expressing frustration with their governing officials regarding the adoption of what they say is a half-baked plan to provide 260 state-mandated affordable housing units or credits in Montgomery — particularly concerning the former Johnson & Johnson (now Kenvue) property on rural Grandview Road in Skillman, NJ.