Anthony J. Cassano This is Me

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1. 1. NorthJersey.com - Politics

   www.heraldandnews.net/page.php - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/13/2002   Last Visited: 10/13/2002

   "We have more proposals than we can service right now," said Republican Freeholder Chairman Anthony Cassano, one of four freeholder candidates running for two seats - and a member of the committee that helps decide which projects get funded. "This would allow us to have more dollars available to act when we needed to."
   
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   Cassano and Ed Trawinski, the other Republican running for freeholder and a former mayor of Fair Lawn, said that by generating more tax revenue for open space, the county can reduce the amount of money it borrows to acquire land.
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   The process "is driven by what communities apply for," Cassano said.
   
   County officials also point out that the analysis does not include a $2 million project approved this year that would help Edgewater preserve a marina on the Hudson River.
   
   And county officials have stepped up efforts to acquire what would become south Bergen's largest county park, a 41-acre tract of woodlands in Elmwood Park that Garfield now uses for well water.

2. 2. NorthJersey.com - Politics

   www.bergen.com/page.php?level_ - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/12/2002   Last Visited: 10/12/2002

   "We have more proposals than we can service right now," said Republican Freeholder Chairman Anthony Cassano, one of four freeholder candidates running for two seats - and a member of the committee that helps decide which projects get funded. "This would allow us to have more dollars available to act when we needed to."
   
   ...
   Cassano and Ed Trawinski, the other Republican running for freeholder and a former mayor of Fair Lawn, said that by generating more tax revenue for open space, the county can reduce the amount of money it borrows to acquire land.
   ...
   The process "is driven by what communities apply for," Cassano said.
   
   County officials also point out that the analysis does not include a $2 million project approved this year that would help Edgewater preserve a marina on the Hudson River.
   
   And county officials have stepped up efforts to acquire what would become south Bergen's largest county park, a 41-acre tract of woodlands in Elmwood Park that Garfield now uses for well water.

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   www.pcopenspace.org/pcopenspac - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/7/2005   Last Visited: 8/18/2006

   Freeholder Chairman Anthony Cassano said that Bergen County has a tradition of buying open space - more than 1,000 acres in the past 10 years.
   
   "The benefits of open land are for the entire county" said Cassano.