Open Space Committee Rejects Plan For ‘Peace And Nonviolent’ Monument Park At Consolata

June 20, 2018 Environment

The Open Space Advisory Committee recommended that a proposed “Peace and Non-Violence” monument park not be placed on the former Consolata property.

A proposed “Peace and Non-Violence” monument park should not be located on the former Consolata property, a township advisory board recommended June 19.

Instead, some version of the park should be incorporated into the Memorial Forest at Cedar Grove Lane and Amwell Road, the township Open Space Advisory Committee recommended.

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Open Space Committee Rejects Plan For ‘Peace And Nonviolent’ Monument Park At Consolata

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