Planning board approves redevelopment plan for East Fifteenth Street property

April 24, 2025 | Bayonne City, Hudson County, New Jersey

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The Bayonne City Council meeting held on April 24, 2025, focused on significant resolutions regarding local redevelopment and an apology from a council member.

One of the key discussions involved the designation of the property located at 18-22 East Fifteenth Street as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. The council authorized the planning board to prepare a redevelopment plan for this area. The resolution received unanimous support from council members, with all voting in favor except for one member who sought clarification on the property address.
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Additionally, a council member publicly apologized for a previous error concerning the impound lot, expressing gratitude for the efforts of the police department and acknowledging the importance of their work. This gesture aimed to mend relations and show appreciation for public service.

The meeting concluded with well-wishes for the upcoming Easter and Passover holidays, followed by a motion to adjourn, which was also unanimously approved. The discussions reflect the council's ongoing commitment to local development and community relations.

Converted from 2025-0416 Bayonne City Council Meeting meeting on April 24, 2025
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