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vate partnership between Advance, InSitech, and the United States Army, it will operate as a world-class enhancement to Picatinny’s mission.” The congressional defense committees will notice the benefit of this arrangement too. “The military is always working to modernize. Plus bases are looking to reduce operating and maintenance costs,” said U.S. Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-11th Dist.), a member of the House of Representatives appropriations committee. “This agreement just may become a model for other bases.” In fact, one other project in the country is similar to this and it – a joint venture between the U.S. Air Force, Eglin Properties, LLC., and Hunt Development Group at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida – has followed the groundbreaking partnership at Picatinny. Jersey, InSitech is an integral driver in the Army’s transformation strategy, and Picatinny’s base optimization plan. Representing the business interests of Picatinny/ARDEC as their partnership intermediary, InSitech is focused on accelerating technology exchange, licensing, and commercialization opportunities, through business combination with the government, university, and private sectors. Advance Realty Group Advance Realty Group is an owner and developer of office, flex, industrial, retail and multifamily properties. With 5.5 million square feet of operating properties and a development portfolio consisting of eight million square feet of commercial projects and 9,400 residential units, Advance is one of the leading real estate owners in the Northeast and is headquartered in Bedminster, New Jersey. SLDT Innovative stormwater management products Sediment Control That Makes a Difference TESTED – PROVEN About the Players Picatinny Arsenal Picatinny Arsenal is located on approximately 6,500 acres of land with access from New Jersey State Highway Route 15, a mile from a full interchange on Interstate 80 in Morris County. Picatinny has a distinguished history in armaments and munitions development and production dating back to the Revolutionary War. Today, the installation employs over 4,000 full-time government and contractor personnel. Over 1,600 of Picatinny’s government employees are engineers and/or scientists. Picatinny has approximately $1.2 billion invested in state-of-the-art, cutting edge technological equipment and $115 million in new research and development facility projects in the planning stages or under construction. Many of the technologies support research applications across a broad range of business, industry, government, and university endeavors. Picatinny has also become a key player in the Homeland Defense/Homeland Security effort. InSitech Headquartered at the U.S. Army’s Picatinny Arsenal in Morris County, New Rice Straw Fiber Rolls 89% sediment* reduction SlopeGard 2 Reusable Erosion and Sediment Control U.S. PATENT # 6,527,477 and 6,641,335 ® 94% sediment* reduction SlopeGard 3 U.S. PATENT # 6,527,477 ® 80% sediment* reduction WEIGHTED FIBER ROLL Contact us today for more information on these and other products and services. Call 1-800-579-8819 Visit our web site at: www.kristar.com *SDSU – SERL report 12/28/05 Circle 136 • or www.LandDevelopmentToday.com/adinfo www.LandDevelopmentToday.com 29 http://www.kristar.com http://www.kristar.com http://www.LandDevelopmentToday.com/adinfo http://www.LandDevelopmentToday.com

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Cover Contents Our Voice: Industry Advocates Your Voice: Reader Response Cover Story: Preparing Your Tax Strategy The Rules of the Game Historical Redevelopment Project Profile: Seattle’s High Point Retention: From Ravine to Road Land Use: Picatinny Arsenal Mixed Use: Florida Offices Industry News Products/Services Showcase Classifieds Recommended Reading Advertiser Index Editorial Board The Last Word: What? Me Plan… Urban Development

Land Development Today - July/August 2007

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