If it is determined that laws were or are being broken, any and all fines levied should be applied directly to the reforestation efforts. Appoint an oversight committee and hold public hearings. A committee of state and local officials, representatives of the New Jersey Highway Authority, GSAC Partners, and concerned citizens should be convened to devise alternatives to the current plans, which are clearly not in the best interest of hundreds of thousands of area residents. Public hearings should be held for this project because of its size and its potential for such immense and long-term environmental impacts. Plans should adhere to State, County, and Municipal regulations.
Deed restrict undeveloped sensitive areas to prevent further environmental damage.
All other areas along the northern boundary and along the wetlands and stream corridors within the property should be similarly restricted from further development activities. Complete the Ramanessin Brook Greenway Trail linkage to the north. Use Integrated Pest Management techniques to reduce water pollution. The entire Arts Center facility should adopt and implement Integrated Pest Management policies to reduce the need for pesticides and therefore improve quality of storm water runoff. Expand use of commuter lots and shuttle bus service - in lieu of expanding parking areas on site.