The city and a developer are appealing the rejection a hardship exception for a proposed development within a flood zone just across the river from downtown.
Continue reading Bridgeview developer appeals DEP application
The city and a developer are appealing the rejection a hardship exception for a proposed development within a flood zone just across the river from downtown.
Continue reading Bridgeview developer appeals DEP application
Residents and business owners along Bridge Street have appealed to City Council to restrict parking in order to deter a dangerous situation on a narrow street overrun by commuter parking.
City Council endorsed an application for a Flood Hazard Area (FHA) permit waiver by developers of a proposed 174-unit apartment complex across the river from downtown.
Almost 1,500 new residential units have been constructed in Rahway over the last 15 years, including more than 1,000 downtown, with another 1,000-plus in the works — either approved and not yet begun or presented as a concept plan.
A concept plan presented to the Redevelopment Agency last week proposed a two-building, 174-unit rental complex that would reconfigure on-street parking across the river from downtown.
Continue reading Concept proposes 174 units at Essex, Clarkson
New Church Street has been transformed in recent weeks with the demolition of nine homes, including six along the west side of the street.
Almost 20 Rahway properties have been acquired in the last six months through the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)’s Blue Acres program, with demolition forthcoming as part of local flood-mitigation efforts.
Continue reading Blue Acres to demolish almost 20 properties
An Essex Street industrial warehouse on the outskirts of downtown won a tax appeal totaling about a quarter of its tax bill for two years.
Continue reading Essex Street industrial property wins tax appeal