Law360, New York (February 06, 2013, 8:32 PM ET) -- A developer looking to build an 800-unit residential housing development in Morris Plains, N.J., has sued the borough in state court for allegedly failing to meet its obligations under state law to provide affordable housing.
M&M at Morris Plains LLC filed a suit Jan. 29 in Morris County Superior Court seeking court approval for a so-called builder's remedy on a nearly 63-acre property it owns in Morris Plains, claiming the borough has purportedly run afoul of the state's Mount Laurel Doctrine, the Fair Housing Act and...
NJ Town Skirting Affordable Housing Duties, Builder Claims
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