ROXBURY, NJ—While still far from any shovel being put in theground, the township of Roxbury is reviewing aconceptual plan for the redevelopment of the formerHercules munitions plant, which has been shutteredfor nearly two decades.
Ashland Corp., which purchased the 1,000-acreproperty in 2008, is calling for than 3 million square feet ofwarehouse space, three flex buildings of 75,000 square feet apieceand a residential transit village, according to the DailyRecord.
Township Manager Christopher Raths says that"everything is conceptual" and that there has not been a timetableestablished to move the redevelopment plan forward. Ashlandsubmitted its proposal to Roxbury in the form of a letter inJuly.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
