http://www.peapack-gladstone.info This page is currently under construction. Please check back in a few days. Wed, 24 Oct 2007 18:21:02 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Link to a mailer prepared for PG's Open Space Advisory Committee by Morris Land Conservancy. Requires Adobe Reader. Vote YES for Open Space http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/vote-yes-for-open-space-november-6-pdf/ Somerset County's Planning Board compiled a very useful guide to available conservation resources, republished here with permission. If you're considering preserving your land, these links and agencies represent an excellent place to start. Somerset County Preservation Guide http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/partners-in-preservation-pdf/ Physiologists say that a walker of moderate good health willtraverse a gentle two-mile trail in under 45 minutes. That’s provided,of course, that she doesn’t stop to take in the scenery or to idlealongside a murmuring stream, distractions that occur regularly on thenew public hiking trail at Natirar, Somerset County’s newest ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/natirar-the-first-two-miles/ By Kelly Christopher Boling and Christopher Charles Published in the Litchfield County Times September 13, 2002. Reprinted with permission of the authors. If the I.R.S granted a 30 percent reduction in your income tax bill in exchange for your agreement to permanently preserve the natural features of your property, would you ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/preserve-land-and-get-a-tax-break/ In the heart of Peapack-Gladstone is Liberty Park where graceful swans and ducks swim on a tranquil pond. The park is widely used by residents and visitors seeking a pleasant place for a walk, a picnic, or quiet contemplation. In May 1919, a group of public-spirited town fathers met at the ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/liberty-park/ Disclaimer Clicking these links will take you away from http://www.peapack-gladstone.info, an official information service of Peapack-Gladstone Borough. Neither the Borough, its agents or officials, nor the volunteer authors of this public website are responsible for the content of linked sites. Conclusions regarding their accuracy, content, or accessibility should be weighed carefully ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/where-to-learn-more/ Every summer like clockwork, Peapack-Gladstone municipal officials prepare an annual tax bill for property owners. Among other things, the bill tells us how municipal expenditures will be allocated in the next Borough budget and reminds us again of civic priorities for the year ahead. A helpful graph illustrates where our ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/combating-hyper-growth/ Regular monthly meetings of the Borough Open Space Advisory Committee are held on the third Monday of each month at 7:30pm in the Borough's Municipal Building. Changes to meeting dates or times are advertised as a matter of public record in the Bernardsville News. http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/meeting-schedule-location/ Non-elected members of the Peapack-Gladstone Open Space Advisory Committee are nominated by the Mayor and appointed annually by Borough Council to serve three-year terms. Generally, appointments are drawn as follows:One member currently serving on the Borough Land Use Board; One member currently serving on the Environmental Commission; One member currently ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/current-membership-of-the-open-space-advisory-committee/ Lorem ipsum id duo dico sententiae, alii tantas cu sea. 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The ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/greener-pastures-summer-2005/ The Peapack Gladstone Environmental Commission is reviewing the Village Street Tree Inventory prepared by Paul Cowie Associates and made possible by a Community Stewardship Incentive Grant. We would like to share some of the more interesting data in that report. There have been 802 trees inventoried in the village area of ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/greener-pastures-spring-2005/ Sixteenth century French explorer Jean Ribault wrote of a favorite landfall that there is "...no fayrer nor fytter playce" and promptly dropped his anchors to tarry a while. Something of that spirit must have inspired the Lenape Indians and later inhabitants to claim our own countryside, marked as it is ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/how-municipal-greenways-preserve-our-sense-of-place/ Cub Scout Pack 236 of Long Valley tops of the current list on the Environmental Honor Roll. In an effort to comply with New Jersey's Storm water regulations, the scouts marked over 60 drains in the Tiger Hill neighborhood with a blue disk stating "No Dumping, Drains ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/greener-pastures/ April showers bring May flowers or so it would seem. Have you ever observed the rainwater when it sheets across your driveway or down your street into the storm drain? Local governments throughout the state are now considering the effects of that runoff due to the new NJPDES Municipal Stormwater ... http://www.peapack-gladstone.info/greener-pastures-february-2004/