BUILDING ACERAGE READY TO GO dream it, build it. Talk to Sue Rexon, listing agent.CHATSWORTH- CAPITAL OF THE PINELANDSNote that of the 1.54. Acres, 1 acre is cleared leaving about a 50 foot buffer around the property.You will notice a glass structure toward the back of the clearing. Please do not go inside of the Rain Room.You may walk onto the parcel. If you walk to the left side of the glass structure you will find a cleared sand road which runs back into the woods where you will find, on your right a pipe with a pink survey marker for the back point. Along the Prince Street road frontage, there are two entrances cut in for a future circular driveway.Survey and other information are available under the document icon. More are available by appointment.The proposed single family shall utilize an Alternate Design Wastewater System currently authorized by the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan for use on lots of at least 1 acre.The New Jersey Pinelands is a very unique ecosystem. In the mid 1800, Chatsworth was a popular stopping point for stagecoach travelers headed to the Jersey Shore. Today it is enjoyed by nature enthusiast and a Love for the Environment.

The NJ Pinelands is a unique ecosystem, the land, and water must be preserved. Congress Established the 1st National Reserve in 1978, The Pinelands National Reserve covers over 1.1 million acres, covering nearly 22% of the state. Home to over 1350 plants and animal species. Wharton State Forest- Whispering Pines Nature Trails are accessible from Patty Bowker and Chatsworth Rd.Engineering solutions have been established to protect the regions sensitive ecology. Beneath the ground is the Kirkwood/Cohansey Aquifer with 17 trillion gallons of water. To comply with Pinelands water quality standard on parcels smaller than 3.2 acres, REQUIRES the use of the advanced onsite denitrifying wastewater treatment technology.Buildable 2 acre lot; buyer will need to make application to the NJ Pineland Commission, Tabernacle Township Construction Dept, Burlington County Health Dept.ADTSP -Alternate Design Treatment System Pilot Program has site requirements, must conform to all provisions of the N.J.A.C. 7:9A System Design Requirements-all aspects of nitrate reduction systems must be in strict conformance with the Pinelands ADTSP requirements N.J.A.C. 7:50-10.22 or any subsequent amendment adapted by the Pinelands Commission authorizing the use of the technology. Further info and authorized approved installers are available from the Pinelands Commission.