Oroho, McHose & Chiusano: Highlands Plan Tramples Rights of Landowners

District 24 Legislatiors Pushing Legislation to Protect Private Property Rights

 Senator Steve Oroho, Assemblywoman Alison Littell McHose, and Assemblyman Gary Chiusano, all R-Sussex, Morris, Hunterdon, who represent a significant segment of the Highlands region, oppose the adoption of the Highlands Regional Master Plan because the plan fails to include provisions for compensating hard-working homeowners and property owners for the drop in property values that have resulted from what amounts to the uncompensated seizure of their land-use by the State.

Chiusano Votes 'NO' on State Budget

 Assemblyman Gary Chiusano, R-Sussex, Morris and Hunterdon, issued the following statement today on why he will be voting “no” on the Fiscal Year 2009 state budget:

Oroho, McHose, Chiusano Statement on Reversal of California Gay Marriage Ban

State Senator Steven Oroho, Assemblywoman Alison Littell McHose and Assemblyman Gary Chiusano, all R-Sussex, Morris, Hunterdon, are concerned at the recent California Supreme Court’s decision to overturn that state’s voter approved ban on same-sex marriage.

Chiusano: Corzine, Dems Can't Blame U.S. Economy for NJ's Fiscal Woes

Latest Study Says NJ Has Worst Tax System

Citing the results of a new study released Wednesday that shows New Jersey has the worst tax system out of the 50 states, Assemblyman Gary Chiusano today said Governor Jon Corzine and his party should stop blaming the nation’s economic woes for the Garden State’s abysmal tax ranking.

CHIUSANO SAYS CORZINE HOLDING TAXPAYERS HOSTAGE WITH THREAT TO SHUT STATE PARKS

Assemblyman Gary Chiusano called Governor Jon Corzine’s threat to shut at least nine state parks this summer another strong arm tactic employed by the Administration that he said is  “reprehensible, childish and a betrayal of the public’s trust.

OROHO, McHOSE, CHIUSANO WARN TAXPAYERS THEY WILL PAY AS CORZINE SAYS TOLL HIKES, RT. 78, 80 NEW TOLLS, GAS TAX INCREASE ALL ON THE TABLE

In response to a key Democrat senator’s prediction today that the Legislature, by year’s end, will approve a 45 percent toll increase and an 18 cent hike in the state’s gas tax, State Senator Steve Oroho, Assemblywoman Alison Littell McHose, and Assemblyman Gary Chiusano, R-Sussex, Morris, Hunterdon, cautioned taxpayers to brace themselves for another significant hit on their wallets.