Read the July 13, 2026 BFJ Planning Study Concerning the Redevelopment Designation
Read BFJ's Slideshow Summarizing Their Study to be Voted On At the Nov. 10 Meeting
Read G. Johnson's Slide Commentary Submitted to the PB Recording Secretary in Preparation for Oct.6 Meeting

Learn what BFJ Planning’s July 13, 2026 Redevelopment Designation Study Actually Says—Full Report and Slide Summary Attached. Then View a Madison Neighbor’s Commentary for Context. Hint: This Grassy Open Area is Apparently Detrimental to Our Health, Welfare, Safety and Morals. Wow! Makes Us Skeptical of What’s Going On…and if this is All So Preliminary (!), Why Does the Proposed Site Already Have a Funky Tail on it to Accommodate Where They Want the Road to Go?

Excerpts from the Court Approved Settlement with Drew University
Find (if you can) the Full Settlement Agreement Buried in the Borough's Affordable Housing Tab, Fourth Round Button, as Appendix D 100+ pages in, with relevant Exhibit D concerning Lot C concept plan missing from the post

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Learn what the Borough Has Agreed to Already for Lot C (which technically doesn’t even exist yet as a separate parcel) as part of the Drew Settlement. Essentially, Drew and Avalon Bay Now Have the Contractual Right to Force Subdivision and Rezoning for Apartments if the Borough’s Efforts to Create an AINR and Amend the Master Plan to Permit It Falter… All of This Without Any Actual Notice to the Affected Neighborhoods, and Obscured by the Larger Housing Settlement and Save the Drew Forest Initiative. We Should Not be Shy About Expressing Our Surprise and Disappointment to Borough Officials About These Actions, Arguably in Violation of Our Due Process Rights to Weigh in on Zoning Decisions Near our Properties. That said, Builder’s Remedy and Affordable Housing Laws in New Jersey are such that the End Result Might Have Been Little Different (or Worse) once Drew Decided to Sue the Borough.