Albert Telsey (Fall 2002) made presentations to local bar associations throughout the state about how the Private Well Testing Act may impact thousands of home sales throughout New Jersey.
(Fall 2002) The Regional Planning Partnership honored Joseph J. Maraziti, Jr. by presenting him with the Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Community Involvement Award at its annual awards dinner on October 24 in Trenton. The award recognizes Joe’s outstanding commitment to improving the quality of New Jersey life by bringing his personal leadership to the challenge while serving as Chairman of the State Planning Commission.
Morris 2000 (Fall 2002) hosted the Third Annual Morris Summit on October 22nd at the Knoll Country Club West in Parsippany. Speakers included Christopher H. Falcon, Chairman, and Hon. Jon S. Corzine.
Tools For Success (Fall 2002) On October 1, 2002, Maraziti, Falcon & Healey, LLP and Heyer, Gruel & Associates, PA hosted the third annual conference on Redevelopment in New Jersey. Speakers included members of both firms, as well Helga Crowley, Executive Director of the Perth Amboy Redevelopment Agency, Marilee Jackson, Director of the Paterson Department of Community Development, Peter Higgins, Chairman of the Harrison Redevelopment Authority, and Michael Sylvester, Program Manager of the Commercial Credit Division of the EDA. If you missed the seminar and would like a copy of the materials or would like to be added to our mailing list for future seminars, click here.
Christopher H. Falcon (Fall 2002) presented seminar topics on behalf of the Morris County Bar Association and the Morris County League of Municipalities for municipal land use board members and staff on September 30, 2002.
Albert I Telsey’s article, “Well Water Rising – In Prominence That Is” was published in the New Jersey Law Journal on September 30, 2002. In the article, Mr. Telsey discusses how the Private Well Testing Act may impact thousands of home sales in the State of New Jersey.
Christopher H. Falcon (Summer 2002) was elected in June as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Morris 2000, a public interest
a public interest organization which convenes parties concerned over issues of regional significance, formulates recommendations, and fosters the implementation of the recommendations by new organizations formed for the purpose or by existing public/private entities. Morris 2000 was created in 1984 to promote and further the quality of life in Morris County. Prior to being elected Chairman, Kit served as a Trustee of the Board since 1998.
Leah Healey (Summer 2002) spoke on redevelopment topics at the Brownfield Redevelopment Workshop held at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection on July 22.
Joseph J. Maraziti, Jr. (Summer 2002) spoke on the topic of economic progress and environmental equity at the New Jersey Utilities Authority Association’s 87th Annual Conference in Absecon.
Leah Healey (Summer 2002) spoke about redevelopment financing and community involvement in redevelopment at the League of Municipalities seminar “Partnership Opportunities for Municipalities and Developers” and at the Rutger’s Continuing Education’s seminar “Brownfield’s Redevelopment: A New Jersey Opportunity.”
MFH wins AEA's 2002 Wave Award (Spring 2002) At its annual conference in Atlantic City this year, the Association of Environmental Authorities honored the firm by presenting it with the prestigious Wave Award for the Outstanding Member Company.
Joseph J. Maraziti, Jr. and David J. Ruitenberg (Spring 2002) completed mediation training and were added to the State’s roster of court approved mediators. The firm now offers services of impartial mediators in the creative resolution of redevelopment, environmental and land use disputes.
Leah Healey (Spring 2002) discussed the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway at the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance’s conference held in May at the World Financial Center.
Joseph J. Maraziti, Jr. (Spring 2002) spoke at the Rutgers Environmental Short Course in New Brunswick, the Natural Resources Defense Council in New York and the AEA Annual Conference in Atlantic City.
Leah Healey (Winter 2002) was appointed to Governor McGreevy’s Transition Team for the Department of Environmental Protection, which worked to establish DEP’s priorities and initiatives for the new Administration.
David J. Ruitenberg (Winter 2002) was made a partner of the firm.
Leah Healey (Winter 2002) was appointed by David Roberts, Mayor of Hoboken, to the Hoboken Shade Tree Commission.
Joseph J. Maraziti, Jr. (Winter 2002) spoke about the State Plan in Mount Laurel at a seminar sponsored by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education on State Regulation of Land Use.
Diane Alexander (Fall 2002) will be speaking about NJDEP's new Phosphorous initiative at the WEA/AEA Technology Transfer joint session on Nutrient Reduction Strategies, October 30 in Tinton Falls.
