FR&A Analysis: Prasad’s Monument Park Donor Owns Township Vacant Land Suitable For Park

August 23, 2018 Township Council

The businessman who is donating the four statues for the proposed “Peace and Nonviolence” park, targeted for open space, owns this land on Davidson Avenue.

The donor of statues targeted for a controversial “Peace and Nonviolence” monument park on township open space owns vacant land in the township that could be suitable for such a park.

The land, two adjoining rectangular lots on Davidson Avenue, is primarily wetlands, but there are about 3 buildable acres at the front of the combined lots, facing Davidson.

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FR&A Analysis: Prasad’s Monument Park Donor Owns Township Vacant Land Suitable For Park

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