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Bayonne's planned 1888 Studios granted site reconfiguration - Vimarsana News

Bayonne's planned 1888 Studios granted site reconfiguration

The Bayonne Planning Board has approved an application by 1888 Studios, LLC to reconfigure their final site plans for the planned major motion picture and

Redeveloper granted parking alternative due to low use - Vimarsana News

Redeveloper granted parking alternative due to low use

Bayonne has approved the amended final site plan of a multi-phase redevelopment project at the westernmost portion of the former Military Ocean Terminal at

Bayonne approves first of three-phased MOTBY redevelopment - Vimarsana News

Bayonne approves first of three-phased MOTBY redevelopment

The Bayonne Planning Board has approved the first of a three phase redevelopment in the Harbor Station South District of the former Military Ocean Terminal at

City eyes developing warehouse site - Hudson Reporter - Vimarsana News

City eyes developing warehouse site - Hudson Reporter

Hudson Reporter City eyes developing warehouse site 80-84 East 25th Street is a dilapidated structure × A redevelopment plan has not yet been drawn up, but the site has been approved for residential units in the past. The Bayonne Planning Board has designated 80-84 East 25th Street as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. Prior to the vote, the study was presented to the board by City Planner Mika Apte at its April meeting. The property is a vacant warehouse between Ave. F and Prospect Ave. “This is an already developed property with 100 percent coverage of aÂ...

Marist High School designated an area in need of redevelopment - Vimarsana News

Marist High School designated an area in need of redevelopment

Hudson Reporter Marist High School designated an area in need of redevelopment The property will be used for educational purposes × Marist was the last Catholic high school in Bayonne. The Bayonne Planning Board has designated Marist High School a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. Marist, the last Catholic high school in Bayonne, closed at the end of the 2019-2020 school year due to declining enrollment and an operational deficit. The city has taken the first steps toward buying the school property at 1241 JFK Blvd. While officials had been informally negotiating t...