Tag: redevelopment
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Hopewell Borough residents will have another chance to comment on redevelopment plan
Hopewell Borough residents will have an additional chance to comment on a redevelopment plan for the J.C. Van Doren and Sons lumber yard property at the Borough Council’s Sept. 6 meeting. On Aug. 2, council members opened the public hearing on an ordinance that would, if adopted, create a Townhouse Residential zone on the 1-acre…
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Eatontown residents continue to object to apartment buildings at Monmouth Mall
Eatontown Residents have continued to voice their objections about the residential component of a proposed plan to redevelop the Monmouth Mall. The second hearing regarding the redevelopment plan took place on April 16 before the Planning Board at the Eatontown municipal building. A third hearing on the matter has been scheduled for May 7. Eatontown…
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Fort Monmouth board enters agreement to redevelop fortress
OCEANPORT The Board of Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization (FMERA) voted to sell and ultimately redevelop approximately 36 acres on the Fort in Tinton Falls. The acreage, known as Parcel F-1, is situated near the Garden State Parkway, however dilapidated existing buildings on the property have been a significant impediment to its sale. The approved plan…
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Former school begins new life as office building
FREEHOLD – After it remained vacant and in a state of decay for more than a decade, a historic building that has stood in Freehold Borough since the earliest years of the 20th century has started its new life as an office building. Representatives of Tona Executive Suites, 54 Hudson St., held an open house…
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Business owners oppose plan for redevelopment in East Brunswick
EAST BRUNSWICK – Local business owners voiced their opposition to an approved resolution that would include their businesses in a redevelopment zone in the township. The Township Council, in a 3-2 vote, passed a resolution authorizing the designation of various blocks and lots within the municipality as areas in need of redevelopment under the Local Redevelopment…
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Red Bank plans to convert former landfill into new park
By VASHTI HARRIS Staff Writer RED BANK — The Borough Council announced its entrance into a $47,000 contract with T&M Associates to continue an ongoing effort to redevelop the former Red Bank landfill into a new park at its semimonthly meeting on Feb. 22. Councilman Erik Yngstrom explained the borough has entered into its third phase of redevelopment, describing…
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Grant awarded for Carteret waterfront redevelopment
CARTERET — Mayor Dan Reiman and Councilman Jorge Diaz have announced that the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) has approved an additional $5 million grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (NJDEP) Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund (HDSRF) program for brownfield remediation of the former IT Williams cove at Waterfront Park. The Carteret waterfront redevelopment area initially…
