MILLBURN, NJ—The Millburn Board of Education is considering selling a nearly 33-acre tract of land for a state owned building on Spring Street.
The Board of Education's property committee has recommended that School Superintendent James Crisfield begin talks with the state to acquire the former Millburn Regional Day School. The prospective deal would see the school district sell the 32.6-acre Oakley Tract on Hartshorne Drive for the state-owned building, according to The Item of Millburn and Short Hills.
The Oakey Tract is assessed by the township at $7.14 million. The Bergen County Special Services School District vacated the building on June 30 at the expiration of its lease with the state of New Jersey. The building has been appraised by the state at $3.55 million, according to Schools Business Administrator Steven DiGeronimo.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
