New Jersey is ever going to embrace smart growth, advocates and
stakeholders are first going to have to agree as to what it is — and
isn’t.”
That’s NJ Spotlight‘s setup line for its roundtable discussion on Friday in Trenton dubbed
The Growing Conflict Over Smart Growth.
and crafting a new strategy aimed at spurring
economic growth while preserving New Jersey’s few remaining open spaces
and farmland.
That’s just one of the questions to
be explored by a panel of planning experts including:
Dan
Kennedy, Deputy Director, Office for Planning Advocacy, Business Action
Center, Department of State; Eileen Swan, former Executive Director,
Highlands Council; Peter Kasabach, Executive Director, New Jersey
Future; Robert Antonicello, Executive Director, Jersey City
Redevelopment Agency, and John Weingart, Associate Director, Eagleton
Institute of Politics, Rutgers University. Tom Johnson, environment editor and co-founder of NJ Spotlight, will be the moderator.
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