Traffic, Taxation And Wildlife Top Resident Concerns

  JACKSON – A resident questioned whether proper environmental evaluations were being conducted prior to land development approvals and another resident complained about increases in their third quarter tax bill during a recent council meeting.

  Township resident Adam Heidi came to the microphone to speak about wildlife in Jackson. “I am a professional molecular scientist. I worked in the research and development industry for the last five or six years professionally.”

  Speaking from a biological standpoint he asked council members if they could name “a single endangered species that’s home to New Jersey let alone Jackson?”

  “I know the snakes in the Pinelands,” answered Council President Jennifer…