CUPON Jackson & Manchester NJ

04/16/2025

Currently, residents who have voiced concerns over changes of use of single family homes in their neighborhoods are now provided with a "form" from the Consent Order.

Know, it is NOT a requirement to complete this form, and residents can file "oral" complaints. Moreover, the form sent to residents is not intended for a complaint for an illegal use. Instead it is intended if a resident feels their "religious rights" to assembly has been violated.

Furthermore, it appears that the DOJ provided a pathway to allow uses, as long as they conform and should go before a land-use board. But the DOJ did not provide a pathway for residents who such use negatively affects. Thus it could be seen as an Equal Protection and Due Process issue, which might constitute a violation of the United States Constitution.

By sending this form to residents who are "protecting property, and of pursuing and obtaining safety and happiness," NJ Constitution, Article 1, paragraph 1, the township appears to be "Establishing" without affording "petition or speech" by residents who do not use such facilities.

Know your rights and understand what the Consent Order really says, NOT the interpretation of the Corrupt Council.

02/24/2025

🚨 Government Corruption in Jackson: The Council’s Abuse of Power Must Stop! 🚨
🔥 JACKSON COUNCIL VP BURNSTEIN’S PAC DONORS ARE CASHING IN! 🔥
📢 Join us and speak out against corruption on February 27, 2025, at 6:30 PM!
Last year, Council Members Jenn Kuhn and Mordy Burnstein shamelessly gave themselves a 321% raise—this year, they’re rewarding their real estate investor friends with a 92.5% reduction in fines when residents report violations on their investment properties.
This isn’t just about uncut grass. This is about the illegal conversion of residential homes into commercial properties and boarding houses. It’s about developers ignoring approved site plans—and getting away with it.
Council President Kuhn Is Breaking the Law
Kuhn violates the Faulkner Act by overstepping her authority and interfering in township operations. She has once again violated the Open Public Meetings Act by disregarding RICE notice requirements—silencing transparency and accountability.
🔍 And where is the township attorney, Gregory McGuckin?
Nowhere—because he’s also a PAC contributor! That means we have a town attorney teetering on legal ethics violations and a council riddled with corruption and malfeasance.
On February 27, 2025, the Jackson Town Council Will Betray Its Residents Again
Kuhn and Burnstein’s biggest financial backers—real estate investors, landlords, property management companies, warehouse owners, builders, and developers—are about to get a green light to violate zoning laws with little to no consequences. Instead of facing $1,000 fines and potential jail time, they’ll get off with a mere $75 fine.
Why? Because these investors fund Burnstein’s and Kuhn’s political ambitions.
The Conflict of Interest:
Burnstein is directly tied to major land developer and real estate broker Mordechai Eichorn through contributions to their United Ocean County PAC—a political slush fund designed to elect candidates who will do the bidding of real estate investors.
🚨 This is a betrayal of Jackson residents. 🚨
Don’t stay silent—demand accountability! Join us on February 27 at 6:30 PM and stand against government corruption!
Want to see Mordy & Jenn’s real-estate investors who expect their return? Go here:

United Ocean County PAC contributors and expenditures DATE CONTRIBUTOR COMPANY $$ MISC/Occupation 11/20/2022 AKHAMZADEH, MALKIEL 209 ARLINGTON AVE, LAKEWOOD NJ 08701 STRATEGIC EQUITY SOLUTIONS 15 AMERICA AVE #301, LAKEWOOD NJ 08701 7,600 Real estate 11/21/2022 KLUGMANN, YAAKO...

02/15/2025

Abuse of Power: Council President Kuhn & her attempt to micro-manage the town, Council VP Burnstein illegally inserts himself for hours in his newly appointed Clerk's office, putting her legal certifications at risk.
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BUT, In their arrogance they believe they have a right. THEY ARE BREAKING THE LAW!
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Jackson Township, New Jersey, operates under the Mayor-Council form of government as outlined in the Faulkner Act. This structure, adopted on July 1, 2006, designates the mayor as the chief executive officer responsible for the township's day-to-day operations, while the elected council holds legislative authority.
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In this system, council members are primarily tasked with legislative duties and are generally prohibited from interfering with the daily administrative functions managed by the mayor and appointed Business Administrator. Such interference can lead to violations of the separation of powers established by the Faulkner Act.
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So far in 2025, Kuhn has attacked Township departments stating she is "auditing" the personnel in those departments. As well as commenting about employees in a public forum at the Dias.
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Recent events highlight the importance of adhering to these defined roles. In January 2025, Police Chief Matthew Kunz filed a lawsuit alleging that the newly appointed Public Safety Director, a position created by the township council, was overstepping boundaries and infringing upon the police department's operations. This situation underscores the potential legal and administrative complications that can arise when council members or their appointees become involved in day-to-day municipal affairs.
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Maintaining a clear distinction between legislative and executive functions is crucial for the effective governance of Jackson Township under the Faulkner Act's Mayor-Council system.
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Potential Legal Issues:
1. Violation of Separation of Powers – If a councilman is directly engaging in administrative work, directing employees, or interfering in executive functions, they may be overstepping their legal authority.

2. Ethics Violations – New Jersey has strict Local Government Ethics Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:9-22.1 et seq.) that prohibits elected officials from using their position improperly.

3. Abuse of Power – If a council member uses their position to exert undue influence on employees or municipal operations, it could be grounds for investigation.

What Can Be Done?

-File a complaint the Ocean County Finance Board to report misconduct.

-Report the misconduct to the municipal attorney, business administrator, or mayor.

-File a complaint with the DCA - Director of Community Affairs. 609-984-7905.

-Seek legal counsel if the interference is causing harm or violating municipal regulations.

02/11/2025

MAJOR CONFLICT OF INTEREST!
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Feb.11, 2025: Tonight's Council meeting Ordinances that effect Land Use are being changed again to benefit Council President Kuhn and Council Vice President Burnstein's developer friends.
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Ordinances 1-25 and 5-25 directly benefit Landlords, Developers and Land Investors by severely reducing violations. 1-25 will reduce fines for developers and landlords from a $1000 to $75 and/or jail time. This is NOT about cutting grass, this is about a property owner who received variances for commercial, religious our investment use to NOT move forward with spending thousands to complete their site plan.
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OR residents who do illegal construction on a home to basically get a pass.
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5-25 changes building designs, thus furthering the destruction of Jackson Resident's quality of life by allowing construction and additions that aesthetically are unappealing.
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This Government is working to destroy Jackson Resident's Property values while benefiting those looking to buy your house.
BUT EVERYONE GETS A RAISE!! BACKDATED TO 2019!
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Come to tonight's meeting and make your voice heard.
SEE Attached link to read the entire agenda.Scroll Past the Agenda to read what each is really doing.

https://www.jacksontwpnj.net/.../Vie.../Agenda/_02112025-988
IMAGE #1 IS THE CURRENT CODE
IMAGE #2 IS WHAT WILL CHANGE

01/15/2025

Why would Jackson Township even entertain hiring Jean Cipriani to any legal position after she wrote unconstitutional ordinances that caused the Department of Justice and Attorney General’s office to file lawsuits against the town?

As an attorney, she knew this would happen.

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09/24/2024

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The coalition, comprised of a geographically diverse set of municipalities, is challenging the new law, which imposes extensive affordable housing obligations on municipalities while failing to adequately consider local conditions and resources.