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John Bendall RE/MAX Classic Group
- 1999 Realtor of the Year Somerset/ Hunterdon County Board of Realtors
- 2004 President of the Hunterdon/Somerset Board of Realtors
- Former director for the New Jersey Association of Realtors
- 2004 CRS Realtor of the Year for New Jersey
- 2005 RE/MAX Broker/Owner of the Year
- 2005 RE/MAX Chairman's Club
100 + homes sold 6 years in a row
- August 1999 Star of the Month for Howard Brintons Star Power Club (taped interview for realtors world wide)
- Published in a number of local, state and national articles
- Featured speaker at many company programs (Keller Williams, Coldwell Banker, RE/MAX etc)
- Featured speaker at National conventions (RE/MAX of South Africa, RE/MAX International etc)
- Trainer/speaker for RE/MAX of New Jersey's Success Universities
- Senior Instructor at Howard Brinton's Star Power
- Regularly appears on MSNBC as one of their Real Estate Experts
- Appeared on NBC Saturday Today Show
- Dale Carnegie Graduate
- Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES)
- Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)
- E-Pro Certified
- Graduate of the Realtor's Institute (GRI)
- Active in many charities some of which include: Alternatives Inc., Habitat for Humanity, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Heuga foundation.
- Founder of The Bendall Group
- Owner of Re/Max Classic Group (one of the fastest growing companies in NJ)
- Offices- Branchburg, Basking Ridge and West Milford
- Licensed Broker 1989
- Licensed since 1986
 Every city and county has zoning laws that define and restrict how property owners can use the land. The purpose of zoning regulations is to establish development standards and to ensure that the land is used for the common good.
There are restrictions on both the type of structures you can build and how the property can be used. Common zoning categories are residential, agricultural, industrial, commercial and recreational. There are sub-categories such as single-family residential zones and multiple family residential zones, (areas where condo and apartment complexes are permitted.)
Zoning ordinances also contain restrictions on the height and square footage of the buildings, the number of stories allowed and how close buildings can be to one another. They state what kinds of facilities are required for each form of use -- for instance, a residential property must have a driveway. Whether you intend to buy a new piece of property or improve one that you already own, zoning laws will dictate what you will be able to do with your land.
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What island was sold to Peter Minuit by the Indians for goods valued at 60 guilders ($24)?
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Peter Minuit arrived with a group of Dutch settlers in 1626 and purchased what is now known as Manhattan. |
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