By E. SCOTT WINGERTER
Credits: Borough of Red Bank (screenshot)
176 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
176 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
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187 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
187 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
Credits: Google Maps
192 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
192 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
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80 Rectors Place - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
80 Rectors Place - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
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131 Bodman Place - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
By E. SCOTT WINGERTER
Credits: Google Maps
176 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
176 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
Credits: Google Maps
187 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
187 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
Credits: Google Maps
192 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
192 Riverside Avenue - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
Credits: Google Maps
80 Rectors Place - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
80 Rectors Place - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
Credits: Google Maps
131 Bodman Place - Possible Area in Need of Redevelopment
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By E. SCOTT WINGERTER
Credits: Borough of Red Bank
By E. SCOTT WINGERTER
March 8, 2021 at 2:30 AM
RED BANK, NJ: The Red Bank council meeting will be held electronically this Wednesday, March 10, 6:30pm.
Highlights of the agenda:
A Resolution to adopt updated Public Comment protocols. According to the new rules: “The (public) speaker within the allotted five (5), minutes, may ask follow-up questions to gain a better understanding and clarity on the issue being discussed, but the Public Questions & Comments period shall not be conducted as an interrogation or cross-examination. The Mayor, or whomever holds the question(s), will make every effort to answer the question(s) at the time of asking, if possible, before moving to the next speaker. If such answer is not readily available, the Mayor or holder of the question(s) shall indicate to the speaker the method by which the question will be answered.”