Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
Carl S. Bisgaier, Director, Division of Public Interest Advocacy, and Kenneth E. Meiser, Deputy Director, Division of Public Interest Advocacy, argued the cause for appellants (A-35/36) and amicus curiae Department of the Public Advocate (A-4, A-7/21, A-8 and A-18), and Kenneth E. Meiser submitted a brief on behalf of respondents (A-172) (Stanley C. Van Ness, Public Advocate, attorney; Peter J. O'Connor, of counsel; Carl S. Bisgaier, Kenneth E. Meiser, Linds R. Hurd and Linda R. Pancotto and Stephen Eisdorfer, Assistant Deputy Public Advocates, on the briefs).
Marilyn J. Morheuser, and Martin E. Sloane, a member of the District of Columbia bar, argued the cause for appellants (A-4) (Marilyn J. Morheuser, attorney; Martin E. Sloane and Roger C. Rosenthal, a member of the District of Columbia bar, of counsel).
Philip Lindeman, II, argued the cause for appellants and cross-respondents (A-7/21) (Hellring, Lindeman, Goldstein & Siegal, attorneys).
Robert Benbrook, argued the cause for appellant (A-8) (Morrow & Benbrook, attorneys; Robert Benbrook and James W. Tubbs, on the briefs).
Richard F. Bellman, a member of the New York bar, argued the cause for appellants (A-18) (Courter, Kobert & Pease, attorneys; Joel Kobert, on the briefs).
Michael J. Herbert, argued the cause for appellant (A-37) (Sterns, Herbert & Weinroth, attorneys; Michael J. Herbert and Joel H. Sterns, of counsel and on the briefs).
John E. Harrington, submitted briefs on behalf of appellant (A-172) (Hartman, Schlesinger, Schlosser & Faxon, attorneys).
S. David Brandt, argued the cause for intervenor and cross-respondent (A-35/36) and submitted a brief on behalf of intervenor-respondent (A-172) (Brandt, Haughey, Penberthy, Lewis & Hyland, attorneys; S. David Brandt and Gerald E. Haughey, on the briefs).
John E. Patton and John W. Trimble argued the cause for respondent and cross-appellant (A-35/36) (Trimble & Master, attorneys).
William C. Moran, Jr., argued the cause for respondent Township Committee of the Township of Cranbury (A-4) (Huff & Moran, attorneys).
Bertram E. Busch argued the cause for respondent Township Committee of the Township of East Brunswick (A-4) (Busch & Busch, attorneys).
Daniel S. Bernstein argued the cause for respondent Township Committee of the Township of Piscataway (A-4) (Sachar, Bernstein, Rothberg, Sikora & Mongello, attorneys; Daniel S. Bernstein and Marilyn R. Frankenthaler, on the briefs).
Joseph L. Stonaker argued the cause for respondent Township Committee of the Township of Plainsboro (A-4) (Stonaker & Stonaker, attorneys; Joseph L. Stonaker and Janice B. Stonaker, on the briefs).
Barry C. Brechman argued the cause for respondent Township Committee of the Township of South Brunswick (A-4).
Sanford E. Chernin argued the cause for respondent Mayor and Council of the Borough of South Plainfield (A-4) (Chernin & Freeman, attorneys).
Alfred L. Ferguson argued the cause for respondents and cross-appellants (A-7/21) (McCarter & English, attorneys).
Richard G. O'Brien argued the cause for respondents (A-8) (Bowers, Rinehart, Murphy & O'Brien, attorneys; Richard G. O'Brien and Steven B. Lieberman, on the briefs).
Brian T. Campion argued the cause for respondent (A-18) (Breslin & Breslin, attorneys).
Roger M. Cain argued the cause for respondents Township of Clinton, etc. and Township Council of the Township of Clinton (A-37) (Felter, Cain & Shurts, attorneys; Roger M. Cain and William A. Shurts, on the briefs).
Francis P. Sutton, argued the cause for respondent Planning Board of the Township of Clinton (A-37).
Thomas R. Farino, Jr., submitted briefs on behalf of respondent Township Committee of the Township of Monroe (A-4).
J. William Barba and Glenn S. Pantel, argued the cause for amici curiae Assemblyman James J. Barry, Jr., Senator James S. Cafiero, Senator Lee B. Laskin, Senator S. Thomas Gagliano, Senator Walter E. Foran, Senator Wayne Dumont, Jr., Senator Donald T. DiFrancesco, Senator John H. Dorsey, Senator James P. Vreeland, Jr., Senator Garrett W. Hagedorn, Senator John H. Ewing, Assemblyman James R. Hurley, Assemblyman John A. Rocco, Assemblyman Thomas J. Shusted, Assemblyman H. James Saxton, Assemblyman Clifford W. Snedeker, Assemblyman William F. Dowd, Assemblyman Anthony M. Villane, Jr., Assemblyman John O. Bennett, Assemblywoman Marie S. Muhler, Assemblyman Robert E. Littell, Assemblyman Walter J. Kavanaugh, Assemblyman Elliott F. Smith, Assemblyman Robert D. Franks, Assemblyman William J. Maguire, Assemblyman Arthur R. Albohn, Assemblywoman Barbara A. Curran, Assemblyman Dean A. Gallo, Assemblywoman Jane Burgio, Assemblyman Frederic Remington, Assemblyman Carl A. Orechio, Assemblyman Anthony Imperiale, Assemblyman Emil Olszowy, Assemblyman Louis F. Kosco, Assemblyman John B. Paolella, Assemblyman Gerald Cardinale, Assemblyman John W. Markert, Assemblyman Walter M.D. Kern, Jr., Assemblyman Karl Weidel and Assemblyman Charles L. Hardwick (A-35/36, A-4, A-7/21, A-8, A-18 and A-37) (Shanley & Fisher, attorneys; J. William Barba, Glenn S. Pantel and Richard A. Levao, on the briefs).
Arnold K. Mytelka, argued the cause for amicus curiae City of Newark (A-7/21) (Clapp & Eisenberg, attorneys; Philip S. Elberg, of counsel).
Henry D. Blinder, Deputy Attorney General, submitted briefs on behalf of amicus curiae Department of Community Affairs (A-35/36, A-4, A-7/21, A-8, A-18 and A-37) (John J. Degnan, Attorney General of New Jersey, attorney; Stephen Skillman, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Henry D. Blinder, Dennis R. Casale and Daniel P. Reynolds, Deputy Attorneys General, on the briefs).
Alphonse A. Stanzione, Jr., submitted a brief on behalf of amici curiae The Manufactured Housing Association in New Jersey and Manufactured Housing Institute, Inc. (A-35/36) (Stanzione & Stanzione, attorneys; Edward F. Canfield and Robert E. Heggestad, members of the District of Columbia bar, of counsel).
Thomas Norman submitted a brief on behalf of amicus curiae American Planning Association, New Jersey Chapter (A-4).
Martin F. Murphy submitted a brief on behalf of amicus curiae Township of West Milford (A-7/21) (Johnson, Johnson & Murphy, attorneys).
Samuel W. Lambert, III submitted a brief on behalf of amicus curiae Environmental Defense Fund, Inc. (A-8) (Smith, Cook, Lambert & Miller, attorneys; James T.B. Tripp, a member of the New York bar, of counsel).
