Politics & Government
Marlboro Preserves 30 Acres of Open Space
Open land on Tennant Road has been preserved for $250,000, mayor says it is a win for taxpayers.
The township bought 30 acres of open space on Tennant Road for $250,000.
The property was undeveloped and will be used for recreation and open space for the town. A news release said the township preserved the space from being residential development, as it was originally listed for sale as a space for four units.
“We have protected yet another 30 acres from residential development,” Mayor Jon Hornik said in a new release. “This makes fiscal sense, and preserves the quality of life that we enjoy as Marlboro residents.”
The site is adjacent to the , and was once the site of an active farm.
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