| Sparta hears complaints about state’s forestry plan |
The Township Council said Tuesday evening it would try to reopen a dialogue with the new administration in Trenton over the forestry plan for the Sparta Mountain Wildlife Management Area.
At the council’s meeting Tuesday, three citizens spoke about the state’s plans to start loggingtoday in two separate areas of the nearly 3,500-acre woodland, which includes the old Edison mine complex as well as the headwaters of streams that feed reservoirs that provide drinking water to much of New Jersey’s population in the northeastern part of the state.
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