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Irvington council approves $1.344 million in RFP awards for municipal property redevelopment
Summary
Council accepted winning bids totaling $1,344,000 for multiple township-owned parcels and rejected two parcels under NJSA 40A:11-13.2; the resolution allows cure periods for bidders to supply required business registrations and authorizes fallback to second- and third-highest bidders if necessary.
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The Irvington Municipal Council on Sept. 9 accepted the results of a redevelopment-property RFP auction and approved conveyance to winning bidders for a package of township-owned parcels, with accepted bids totaling $1,344,000.
The resolution lists parcel-by-parcel winners (for example, Level 61X Group LLC and Chester Property Care among the successful bidders) and explicitly rejects bids for 599 Grove Street and 191 Maple Avenue under N.J.S.A. 40A:11-13.2. The council also authorized administration to cure two bidders’ submission deficiencies by allowing them to file New Jersey business registration certificates prior to award and provided that, if winning bidders cannot execute contracts per RFP terms, the administration may accept the second or third highest bidders in order.
Council members moved and approved the resolution as presented; the record shows the measure adopted (Adopted; Absent: Cox). The resolution directs the township attorney to prepare contracts and deeds required to convey property to the winning bidders and to proceed in accordance with the RFP terms.
The RFP list and accepted bid totals are part of the meeting record; parties listed as winners and second/third placements are included in the official resolution attached to the minutes.
