Worries Arise Over Future of Parks ; Activists Say State Plan Could Lead to Development
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › May 14, 2008
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Environmentalists are accusing the Corzine administration and Senate leaders of hatching a plan that could open the door to commercial development of public lands.
But Governor Corzine and Senate President Richard Codey both issued firm denials on Tuesday, saying neither of them plans to lease parkland to developers as a way to plug holes in the state's budget.See the full content of this document
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Worries Arise Over Future of Parks ; Activists Say State Plan Could Lead to Development
"I think they need to meet with Oliver Stone," Codey said, referring to the Hollywood director known for his conspi...
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