That just sounds like another proof of concept paper. I don't see anything in your link about a product currently on the market or even when it might be.

That is way easier said than done in some areas. Around Hampton and Glen Gardner there are quite a few houses and business that are on 31, as well as Spruce Run (river, not the reservoir) runs right next to it.

Induced demand is definitely a thing, but at some point with population growth you do need to add and expand roads and ideally add more public transportation.

That's like the northern border of central jersey

Thank god some one is thinking of the cannabis oligopoly in this state.

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The amendment they removed should tell you a lot.

>The version from Assembly member Annette Quijano (D) was previously amended in committee in that body, with members agreeing to remove an earlier provision that would’ve made it so only cannabis licensees with gross receipts less than $15 million would be eligible for state tax deductions.

This isn't about helping small cannabis business (have any of them even opened?) It's a way to give away the large companies that are government was kind enough to serve up to them on a silver platter. Every time I see news about the state of the industry in this state, I regret just a little more voting for legalization.

20 years is for the panels to be below 70% efficiency.

There's only 30 dispensaries, medical and recreational, in the state. Over 1,500 liquor stores and over 7,000 bars/restaurants. If there were only 30 places in the state to buy alcohol there would be a civil unrest and the hospitals would be full of alcoholics going through withdrawal.

You're right I shouldn't have said fact.

u/hobbifoot didn't dispute it in when he initially replied to u/jeromepowelladmirer so I figured it was a good enough number for the purposes of this discussion.

They aren't the same job and require different skill sets and equipments. There's bound to be some overlap, but a paving company isn't going to be laying track. Just like a plumber isn't going to be wiring your house. They're both contractors, but for different jobs.

Never said it was.

They aren't going to be all the same contractors and unions involved. Even if they were, the fact that it's 1/3 price is significant.

Never said it was. Was just saying your logic was bad.

I always figured that was because they make the food Iarge batches

Even if it was all the same contractors, just being 1/3 the price is a huge difference and it's definitely not all the same contractors.

Been closed for years. I believe their mail goes through Belvidere now.

I love delis, but a BLT is one sandwich where homemade has always been the way to go in my opinion.

I printed out a bank statement that had my address since I only get them online now.

The anti-graffiti labeling appears to be done with a stencil and spray paint.

We need fairly basic infrastructure improvements, not expensive luxuries like indoor parks.

November isn't winter. We still have like another month until winter begins. Pretty sure 55 degree days are rare in January. Though I agree it doesn't get that cold here for that long.

What is a "public engagement space" and how does it differ from a park?

I understand the idea and agree they are amusing. I still believe it is naive to think that you are going to convince someone to slow down, put on a seat belt, or stop using their phone while driving. Especially using the phone.

I'm sorry you think that a clever saying is going to change someone's mind about using their phone while driving. I don't see what that has to do with me yelling at anyone.

Found the naive fool...