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Council Approves Multiple Redevelopment Resolutions Including 1012 Avenue C and 935 Broadway

September 21, 2025 | Bayonne City, Hudson County, New Jersey


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Council Approves Multiple Redevelopment Resolutions Including 1012 Avenue C and 935 Broadway
The Bayonne City Council made significant strides in urban redevelopment during its recent meeting, approving multiple resolutions aimed at revitalizing key areas of the city.

The council unanimously designated John and Mary Ann LLC as the redeveloper for properties located at 1012-1022 Avenue C and 53-57 West 48th Street. This decision, supported by all council members, authorizes the preparation and negotiation of a redevelopment agreement under the local redevelopment and housing law. This move is expected to pave the way for new development initiatives in the area, enhancing the community's infrastructure and economic potential.

In addition, the council approved a resolution to designate several properties on Avenue A and West 20th Street as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. This includes 508 Avenue A, 510-514 Avenue A, and 134-136 West 20th Street. The planning board has been directed to prepare a redevelopment plan for these sites, signaling a proactive approach to urban renewal.

Another resolution was passed for properties at 653-657 Avenue E and 47 East 41st Street, also identified as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. Similar to the previous resolution, the planning board will be tasked with developing a plan for these locations.

These resolutions reflect the council's commitment to improving Bayonne's urban landscape and addressing areas in need of revitalization. The next steps will involve the planning board's development of detailed plans for these designated areas, which could lead to significant changes in the community's development trajectory.

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