Category Archives: Redevelopment Agency

Distribution facility proposed for New Brunswick Ave. site

A modern, flexible distribution facility would replace a dilapidated New Brunswick Avenue warehouse under a proposal presented to the Redevelopment Agency last month.

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Phase 2 of Brownstones moves forward

The second phase of Meridia Brownstones would significantly boost the number of parking spaces originally approved for the entire project a decade ago.

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City Council approves appointments

City Council approved a dozen appointments to various city boards and commissions, including the Redevelopment Agency.

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St. Mark’s concepts have been unacceptable to city

Proposals for the former St. Mark’s Church property have not been to the liking of city officials, either because of density or parking or a combination of both.

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Revised plan proposes 42 units for senior housing

A revised concept plan for a senior housing development on Esterbook Avenue envisions 42 units instead of 60 units originally defined in a redevelopment plan.

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CBD Redevelopment Plan tweaked to allow music

Legislation approved by City Council and the Redevelopment Agency would allow for live music in a renovated bank building downtown with plans for outdoor dining adjacent to the train station.

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Revised Phase 2 of Brownstones coming

A revised second phase of Meridia Brownstones could come before the Redevelopment Agency as early as next month.

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City pursues Esterbrook Avenue properties

The city has made an offer to acquire several Esterbrook Avenue properties in its pursuit of a concept for senior housing.

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