City Council introduced an ordinance to accept changes to the financial agreement for Meridia Brownstones, a 487-unit at the former Wheatena site that recently cut the ribbon on its first phase.
Continue reading City Council moves on new redevelopment agreement
The city acquired three lots at the corner of Irving Street and Seminary Avenue earlier this year for $500,000.
Three heated outdoor pavilions will be constructed downtown, aimed to help bars and restaurants to continue operations amid COVID-19 safety restrictions on indoor dining set by the state.
The Union County Clerk’s Office officially certified election results on Friday afternoon and while there was no change in the six City Council races, the race for three seats to the Board of Education took a different turn since election night.
A single-family home at the corner of Broad Street and West Albert Street that was deemed “unfit for human habitation, occupancy or use,” was demolished by the city.
The Police Department’s dashboard and body cameras are due to get an upgrade.
Payments In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) are anticipated to account for $1.385 million in the 2020 municipal budget.
An oft-used vendor was awarded another contract for planning services, this time to bridge a gap between a retiring director and a successor within the city’s Division of Planning.
Continue reading Council awards contract for interim planner