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Settling NJBA Challenge, Council Approves Affordable Housing Unit Estimation

“GOLD STANDARD” – Township Attorney Lou Rainone said at the April 8 Township Council meeting that Franklin has become an example of how towns should plan for affordable housing.

The Township will be obligated to provide for the construction of 659 more affordable housing units over the next 10 years, according to a settlement it reached with a builder industry group.

The Township will also provide for the rehabilitation of 268 current affordable units, according to the settlement.

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