The Redevelopment Agency will encourage — but not require — future developments to pursue LEED certification upon the suggestion of the Environmental Commission.
Continue reading Environmental Commission pushes for LEED standards
The Redevelopment Agency will encourage — but not require — future developments to pursue LEED certification upon the suggestion of the Environmental Commission.
Continue reading Environmental Commission pushes for LEED standards
The Rahway River is both a strength, for its green spaces and identity that it brings to the city, as well as threat, given the flooding that it creates, as recently as Hurricane Ida in September.
The Planning Board on Tuesday night unanimously approved a downtown strategic vision plan element for the city’s master plan, which now will head to City Council.
Continue reading Planning Board adopts strategic vision plan
A recent spike in graffiti prompted the Chamber of Commerce to work with the Police Department in issuing graffiti removal protocol guidelines last month.
The subject of this month’s reader poll should be fresh in your minds to cast a qualified vote.
Continue reading Poll: What’s your favorite soup in Rahway?
The City Council president will be added to the Special Improvement District (SID) Advisory Board as the sixth non-voting member under legislation to be adopted later this month.
City Council is expected to approve a new zoning map at its next meeting, the first revision of the zoning map in more than a decade.
The Monroe Street extension between Main and East Cherry streets will be closed this week for utility connections related to The Mint, which expects to top out over the next two months.