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Highlights of Climbing Mount Laurel Princeton University Press, 2013 David N. Kinsey, PhD, FAICP, PP Kinsey & Hand, Planning Princeton, NJ 08540 Visiting Lecturer Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton
December 13, 2013
Highlights of Climbing Mount Laurel
Princeton University Press, 2013
David N. Kinsey, PhD, FAICP, PP
Kinsey & Hand, Planning Princeton, NJ 08540 Visiting Lecturer Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton University
plansmartnj Policy Briefing: Mount Laurel Revisited, Beyond the Supreme Court Decision
Source: Kirp, Our Town, 1995, courtesy of Peter J. O’Connor Source: Gillette, Camden After the Fall, 2005, Philadelphia Bulletin, 1969
Ethel Robinson Lawrence 1926-1994
Source: http://goodwinlecture.rutgers.edu/lawrence.htm
“The non-profit corporation will construct the low and moderate rental units on at least two (2) sites at a gross density not to exceed ten- units-per-acre … in any zone in the Township…[and]…not … more than two hundred fifty- five (255) units…” 1985
(2010 Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, based in part on the 1985 settlement)
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Mount Laurel Township Housing Element and Fair Share Plan Affordable Housing Locations Map
Legend Municipal Boundary Lakes Streams Affordable Housing Locations
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Mount Laurel Township Burlington County, NJ Parcel Data: Burlington County Planning Department *This map was developed using NJDEP Geographic Informantion Scale: 1"= 3000' Sysytem digital Data, but this is a secondary product which has not Date: October 30, 2009 Proj:MLP2009 been verified by the NJDEP and is not stat authorized. Prepared By: Leah Furey PP AICP #5851Ryan Conklin PP #6054 Affordable Housing Locations Map Sources: 304 White Horse Pike Haddon Heights, New Jersey 08035 Tel: 856-546-8611 Fax: 856-546-8612 www.BachDesignGroup.com18
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Stonegate 29 Units Weiland Tract 14 units Union Mill Farms 18 Units Catholic Charities 5 Units Ethel Lawrence Project 140 Units Connell Tract 25 Units Tricia Meadows 86 Units Sunrise 9 Units Wellington Court 1 Unit James Stewart 23 Units Modified Standards Laurel Creek 19 Units Renaissance Club 20 Units Senior Citizen Project 184 Units Rancocas Pointe 52 Units Weiland Tract 1 Unit Modified Standards17 18 Township owned Stanley Tract 50 Units 19 20 21
Monte Farm 120 Family Units 80 Senior Units Fellowship Road Redvelopment Area 100 Units Market to Affordable Focus Area 100 Units21 20 19
Ethel Lawrence Homes Site
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Ethel R. Lawrence Homes site (outlined in red), Mount Laurel, NJ
Source: Google Earth, 1995 aerial
permitted by the settlement
extensive landscaping and irrigation systems
minimum standards
social services facilities
Peter O’Connor
Equality Court, Mount Laurel, NJ - 2012
Maximum of 30% of household income for housing costs
Funding Sources for $26.7 million Ethel Lawrence Homes
140 rental low and moderate income townhouses
Federal! Low! Income! Housing! Tax! Credits! 49% State!
Jersey! 34% Fair! Share! Housing! Development,! Inc.! and! affiliates!5% Private! sector! developers! 8% Federal! Home! Loan! Bank!
New!York! 3% Other! 1%
Source: FSHD, 2003
Holiday Village (seniors) Hillside Lane
Ethel R. Lawrence Homes (outlined in red), Mount Laurel, NJ, 2011
1. Possible to build affordable housing in affluent suburb without negative effects on host community
2. For adults, access to affordable housing in an affluent suburb improves life:
3. For children, access to affordable housing in an affluent suburb improves education: