Land Use Board rejects 122-unit assisted living proposal; height, size, location criticized

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EMERSON, N.J.—By a vote of 6-1, the borough’s Land Use Board rejected an application Sept. 17 for a 122-unit assisted living proposal on a 3.5-acre site that was previously occupied [...]

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