Paving the way for profit
If the site of heavily treed properties that have been clearcut to make way for development makes your stomach churn, steer clear of Essex Road in Tinton Falls.
Chelsea Properties Group, developers of a new 120-store outlet mall off Route 66, adjacent to the Press building, held a "ground breaking" last week. The bulldozers have not only broken ground, they have removed every last trace of trees and vegetation from the property. If trees could indeed weep, their cries could be heard from here to Chelsea's corporate offices in Roseland.
Chelsea Properties Group, developers of a new 120-store outlet mall off Route 66, adjacent to the Press building, held a "ground breaking" last week. The bulldozers have not only broken ground, they have removed every last trace of trees and vegetation from the property. If trees could indeed weep, their cries could be heard from here to Chelsea's corporate offices in Roseland.
posted by Randy Bergmann at 1:36 PM
2 Comments:
Good lord man, you work for a newspaper. What do you think it's made from?
You would think with all this development our taxes would go down, not so.Just what we need another shopping mall,as if we don't have enough around here.
They better specialize in products for illegal immigrants because the citizens are leaving in droves.
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