Have you looked in Essex County? What about Maplewood --very good commute--Carolyn Galant carolyngalant@att.net 973-610-9472 cell - Tue Sep 25 2007, 20:28
Try the COAH---Coucil on Affordable Housing, on the NJ website for the number and also Social Services in the town you are interested in. I hope you find what you are looking for. Carolyn Galant
Broker Sales Associate 973-610-9472 - Tue Sep 25 2007, 10:18
I am answering my own question since I had not seen it posted before. Each town has a certain number of parking permits for residents. the way it works is the permit holder makes an application for a permit and pays the full year permit fee. when the permits are issued the person gets a hangtag or sticker for the car that allows them to park in the lot. When you do a home search it is very important to call town hall and ask for the cost of the permit, how many spaces there are in the lot, how many are allocated to residents, non-residents and daily parking. Some towns have lottery systems, come allocate them on a first come, first serve basis. Residents can be either property owners or tenants. Once the permits are gone there are no more. THE TOWNS I COVER ARE ALONG THE TRAIN LINE FROM MANHATTAN:
MAPLEWOOD, MILBURN/SHORT HILLS, SUMMIT, CHATHAM, MADISON, MORRISTOWN AND NEW VERNON CALL ME IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS 973-610-9472 - Tue Sep 25 2007, 08:54
I just had a client move from Edison to my market area as the schools are better here. There is a private school near Edison that is excellent. If you want more info contact me. - Sun Sep 23 2007, 20:05
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