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Morris County Green Table
Morris County, New Jersey
Morris County, New Jersey
| Morris County Green Table Steering Committee (to contact a member on the steering committee, click on name) |
| Thelma Achenbach Achenbach & Associates Thelma K. Achenbach, SRA is Principal in the real estate valuation and consulting firm of ACHENBACH & ASSOCIATES LLC in Morristown, New Jersey, specializing in large estate, manor, agriculture, and residential land property types. Thelma is actively engaged in real estate valuation, consulting, and project management assignments for acquisitions and dispositions, estate planning and taxes, land conservation, and residential development. Her clients include private individuals, law firms, land trust organizations, banks and government bodies. She is recognized as an expert in the appraisal of easements for conservation, agriculture and historic preservation purposes. The Appraisal Institute awarded Thelma the SRA designation in 1990, and she is a Certified General Real Estate Appraiser in the State of New Jersey. |
| Bruce Barbour Rutgers Cooperative Extension |
| Kristin Biase Morris County Park Commission |
| Brian Jacobus Chairman, Morris County Green Table Environmental Specialist, Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority Brian Jacobus started working for the Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority (MCMUA) as their Environmental Specialist in 2007. Prior to the MCMUA, Brian worked for a consulting firm performing freshwater wetland delineations, NJDEP Land Use permits applications, and various NJDEP Site Remedial activities. As the Environmental Specialist for the MCMUA, Brian is part of their Water Department working with staff in performing various state regulatory obligations. He is also involved in land acquisitions and responsible for land management/stewardship of MCMUA property that has been purchased as county open space. Brian is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Geoscience at Montclair State University where he is focusing his studies in hydrogeology and GIS modeling. Outside of work and school, Brian enjoys competing in local triathlons, duathlons, ½ marathons, and local 5K runs. |
| Kathy Murphy Township of Mt. Olive |
| Duncan Douglas Morris Trails Partnership |
| Barbara Murray Morris County Dept. of Planning, Development, and Technology |
| Barbara Heskins Davis, PP/AICP Vice President Programs, The Land Conservancy of New Jersey Barbara leads the Conservancy’s Partners for Greener Communities program and oversees completion of Open Space and Recreation Plans, Farmland Preservation Plans and Trails Plans for local communities. This program has helped towns preserve over 10,000 acres of land and receive $183 million in federal, state, and county grants for land preservation. Barbara serves on the Board of Trustees for Morris Tomorrow, a broad-based community organization focusing on regional issues and building consensus to improve the quality of life in Morris County. She has spoken at several New Jersey Land Conservation Rallies, the New Jersey League of Municipalities Annual Convention, and local workshops focusing on open space acquisition and planning. Barbara is also a licensed planner. |
| Judith Schleicher Protect Our Wetlands, Water, Woods |
| Ingrid Vandegaer NJ Conservation Foundation |
| Web administrator Amy DiBartolo Whippany River Watershed Action Committee Amy has been a member of WRWAC since 1999 and currently serves on the Executive and Outreach and Education Committees. |
| Eugene Reynolds Eugene is a consultant with the Land Conservancy of New Jersey, working on municipal open space plans. After a 20 year career in information technology, much of which was spent at NYC Transit, he completed an M.A. degree in Environmental Management from Montclair State University. Following a summer internship, he took a staff position with Passaic River Coalition, for whom he handled municipal outreach including model ordinance adoption, natural resource inventories, and open space plans. He also published the organization's newsletter, designed and managed its appearances at local and state-wide environmental fairs such as the 3 day PSEG GreenFest in Somerset, and helped organize its annual groundwater conference. Because he enjoys New Jersey's locally grown fruit and produce, he works from July to November at several farmers' markets, including in his hometown of Montclair on Saturdays. |
