The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously rejected an application seeking variances to remodel a former Elm Avenue funeral home into a four-family home.
Continue reading Zoning Board rejects Elm Avenue application
The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously rejected an application seeking variances to remodel a former Elm Avenue funeral home into a four-family home.
Continue reading Zoning Board rejects Elm Avenue application
City Council awarded another contract related to improvements of three dilapidated train trestles downtown that are owned by Amtrak.
Continue reading Design contract awarded for trestle improvements
A potential redevelopment plan for five Esterbrook Avenue properties could come together over the next couple of months but any concept is likely to be less dense than what’s been initially floated.
Continue reading Redevelopment plan for Esterbrook Ave. coming
A 16-unit apartment complex on Elm Avenue, two blocks from downtown, sold for $2.5 million.
Continue reading Elm Avenue apartments sell for $2.5 million
A five-year-old downtown building granted a 15-year Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) has applied to extend the agreement for another 15 years. Continue reading Council to extend Metro Rahway PILOT
An ordinance that would prohibit certain retail and restaurant uses along Block 154 — located between Elm Avenue, and Campbell, Irving, and Broad streets — was approved by City Council on Monday night.
Continue reading Council approves change to redevelopment plan
The Planning Board last week approved changes to the Central Business District Redevelopment Plan that would eliminate convenience retail uses and restaurants as permitted uses along Block 154 downtown.
City Council will consider a measure that would prohibit convenience retail and restaurants from the downtown block bounded by Campbell Street, Elm Avenue and Irving Street.