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Jersey City Planning Board discusses retail cannabis for first time, will vote at next meeting By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County View Jersey City Supervising Planner Matt Ward explained that there will be public comment and a vote on the plan at the board’s next meeting on June 22nd. As long as the ordinance passes as expected, it will have a first reading at the July 14th city council meeting, then second reading will be heard at a special meeting Ward explained a special meeting so that the vote can be held before the statewide deadline to take action on August 21st.
Jersey City Planning Board approves new design to replace historic Casino in the Park By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County View Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise said during the meeting that he considers the completion of what will be the new Casino in the Park, which does not have a separate name at this time, a priority. Additionally, Hudson County Improvement Authority (HCIA) CEO Norman Guerra noted the new building would be built on the site of the old restaurant/catering hall. “The authority selected Landmark Hospitality to construct the facility,” he noted. From there, engineer Micheal Cohen noted the old Casino in the Park building was constructed in the 1930s.
February 4, 2021 at 4:30 AM JERSEY CITY, NJ – Just 10 months after the demolition of Jersey City’s Casino in the Park restaurant, developers received approval at Tuesday’s planning board meeting to construct a new eatery at its former location. The project, directed by the Hudson County Improvement Authority (HCIA), proposed the creation of a three-story venue with a capacity of 740 patrons in Lincoln Park on West Side Avenue. Landmark Hospitality—a management group that oversees several restaurants and catering halls across New Jersey and Pennsylvania—will build and operate the facility. “There’s been a number of community meetings, and we were hoping to be in the ground already, and then COVID hit, and that sort of set everything back,” Norman Guerra, CEO of the HCIA, said. Guerra expected construction to begin this spring, with completion slated for early next year.