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Council Approves Land Sale For Three Habitat For Humanity Homes Over Churchill Avenue Objections

SELLING THE SALE – Township manager Robert Vornlocker told the Township Council on September 8 that the three parcels up for sale serve no purpose for the Township.

The Township Council gave final approval Sept. 8 to the sale of three township-owned lots to Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity for the construction of low-income homes, over the objections of a Churchill Avenue resident who told the Council her block is already overcrowded.

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