"Lawrence and Pine Hill are the first of what will be many municipalities that receive certification. "Over 350 municipalities, a record number, have signaled their intent to participate in the COAH process," said Department of Community Affairs Commissioner and COAH Board Chairman Joseph Doria.
The action came during today's COAH Board meeting. TRENTON - Lawrence Township (Mercer County) and Pine Hill today became the first municipalities to receive substantive certification under the Council on Affordable Housing's (COAH) revised third round rules. For more than three centuries, Lawrence Township residents have worked hard to build a community that is affordable, safe, clean and beautiful.įor more information about Lawrence Township, visit the Township of Lawrence website.Lawrence & Pine Hill Receive COAH Certificationįirst Municipalities to be Certified Under COAH's Revised Third Round Rules Route 1 corridor, Lawrence is a prime location for both business and residential living. Strategically situated along Interstate 95/295 and the U.S. Lawrence Township is centrally located in the heart of Mercer County, New Jersey and affords easy access to all major road and rail networks. Successfully combining natural beauty, historic architecture and a small-town feeling with big-city opportunities, it is easy to see why Lawrence is one of the region's premier communities. Lawrence Township offers a unique blend of corporate, commercial, educational and residential communities. From beautiful Revolutionary War-era homes to modern senior housing, Lawrence is a place of distinction. Lawrence's commitment to conservation, cultural diversity and historic preservation are its cornerstones.
Welcome to Historic Lawrence Township renowned for its diversity and natural beauty.
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