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Hudson County introduces nearly $40 million in 2025 capital bonds and several parking and building-use ordinances
Summary
The board introduced a $39.995 million bond ordinance for 2025 capital improvements (including $4.07M in ARPA funds), amendments to the county’s parking code establishing restricted spaces for named residents, and an amended building-use ordinance; introduction votes were recorded by roll call.
On Jan. 9 the Hudson County Board introduced several ordinances during its regular meeting.
The board introduced a bond ordinance providing for 2025 capital improvements and equipment for the Department of Roads and Public Property, appropriating $39,995,920 and authorizing up to $34,215,161 in bonds or notes; the ordinance text states $4,070,000 of the appropriation would come from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.
The board also introduced three administrative-code amendments to establish restricted parking spaces for named individuals in Bayonne and Hoboken and considered a replacement version of an ordinance establishing county building-use regulations; the Law Department indicated it had reviewed the revised building-use ordinance.
Roll calls were taken for ordinance introductions and the board recorded votes consistent with introduction procedures. Commissioner O'Dea recorded a dissenting vote on the building-use ordinance in the roll call recorded during the meeting after the replacement text was presented; the Law Department sign-off on the revised ordinance was specifically mentioned during discussion.
These ordinances proceed through the county's normal introduction and adoption process and will return to the board for subsequent hearings or final votes as required by county rules.
