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Township of Randolph
502 Millbrook Ave.
Randolph, NJ 07869-3799
Tel: 973.989.7100
Fax: 973.989.7076

Town Hall: Boards/Committees

Open Space: About

Meeting Schedule

  • Meeting Place
    Town Hall
  • Meeting Time
    7:30 p.m.
  • Meeting Dates
    February 23, 2009
    April 20, 2009
    June 15, 2009
    September 21, 2009

In 1992, Randolph Township voters overwhelmingly supported a ballot referendum to establish a local Open Space Trust Fund. This partnership between local residents, municipal leaders, and the township’s professional staff has resulted in the preservation of over one thousand acres of land throughout the township. Randolph has preserved land for wonderful parks, natural areas, and trails. A highlight of the program is the permanent protection of the Clyde Potts Reservoir and its surrounding watershed, a regional resource for drinking water.

This could not have been accomplished without the local Open Space Trust Fund. The strength of the preservation program is the ability to match these very important funds with grants from the Morris County Open Space Trust Fund, New Jersey Green Acres Program, Morris County Park Commission, and local utility authorities. Leveraging limited dollars expanded purchasing power and enhanced opportunities to preserve land.

The Open Space Advisory Committee has worked closely with the Township Council and Manager’s Office to design and produce signs to permanently mark these municipal lands that were funded by Randolph’s Open Space Trust Fund. Residents can easily find these signs posted at Freedom Park on Millbrook Avenue and Hidden Valley Park on Everdale Road, to name just a few.

For more information, the Open Space Advisory Committee.

2009 Open Space Advisory Committee
Committee Member Position Term Ends
Wendy Whiting Chair 2009
Mark Casella Vice-Chair 2011
Mindy Cohen   2010
Joyce Echanique   2011
Bob Giarraffa   2010
Caroline Schneider   2009
Colleen Ryan-Meyer Alternate #1 2010
Jeff Gibb Alternate #2 2010
Lauren Cattano Student Member 6/2010
Steve O’Mara Environmental Liaison ——
Steve Healey Parks Liaison ——
Sue Huston Recreation Liaison ——
Michael Obremski Council Liaison ——
Gerald J. Giaimis Assistant Twp. Manager ——