Eleven homes came off the market in the area.
A total of 11 homes came off the market in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains between Feb. 16 and 22, according to Garden State MLS. Here is more on what sold, and for what, this past week.
Six homes sold in the area last week.
A total of 6 homes came off the market in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains between Jan. 26 and Feb. 1, according to Garden State MLS. Here is more on what sold, and for what, this past week.
Makes minor changes from earlier version of spending plan.
The Morris Township Committee on Thursday adopted a budget that translates to an approximate $50-per-year tax increase for a typical homeowner. The budget saw one minor amendment since its April 13 introduction, which Mayor H. Scott Rosenbush called "moving $50,000 from one bucket to another." In the anticipated revenues section of the $33.1 million budget, the amount of revenue expected from "receipts for delinquent taxes," rose by $50,000, and the amount of revenue expected from the "recreation trust fund reimbursement for expenses," dropped by $50,000. Township Administrator Timothy Quinn said that the tax rate would increase under the new budget from 60.4 cents to 61.6 cents per $100 of assessed value. That would translate to a tax …
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Meeting to take place Nov. 10 at 8 p.m.
The Morris Township Committee will have its regular meeting on Wed., Nov. 10 at 8 p.m., following a closed 6 p.m. meeting to discuss legal and personnel matters. The meeting will take place at the Municipal Building at 50 Woodland Avenue. Here are some of the matters that will be discussed, according to the preliminary agenda:
