Portion of Manufactured Home Community may see Commercial Development

Laurelton_Mobile_Home_Park__brick_nj__daniel_nee__shorebeat__credit.Developer Jack Morris bought the Laurelton Mobile Home Park in Brick, New Jersey on Route 88 in 2005 for $3.85 million, and the following year announced plans for redeveloping 21,600 square feet of frontage into retail space. At one point residents withheld rent payments because they felt the management company, Edgewater Properties, was allowing the community to deteriorate, which prompted Morris to send out eviction notices.

The newest proposal, while not fully disclosed, calls for allowing the community to exist behind small commercial store fronts along Route 88, such as a bank, service station or daycare center. Township Planner Mike Fowler says, “Over time, people have left, so they’re not going to reduce the number of units. The people still living there will have a place to reside, but there will be less of them because people have sold their (homes) and have left the property.

The company, JSM at Martin Blvd., LLC, will have to obtain a use variance and submit a full site plan proposal prior to any development being approved, as shorebeat informs MHProNews. In 2006 concrete tainted with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from the former Ford Motor Company manufacturing plant in Edison was discovered at the site, prompting the NJ Department of Environmental Protection to order the concrete removed. ##

(Photo credit: shorebeat/Daniel Nee–Laurelton Mobile Home Park, Brick, NJ)

matthew-silver-daily-business-news-mhpronews-com  Article submitted by Matthew J. Silver to Daily Business News-MHProNews.

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