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Borough of Allentown
Work includes but is not limited 100 CY Test Pits, 5 UNIT Manhole Frame and Cover, 300 LF Concrete Vertical Curb, 275 LF Concrete Sidewalk, 100 SY Concrete Driveway Repair, 25 SY HMA Driveway Repair, 25 SY Stone Driveway Repair, 4,625 SY HMA Milling, 275 SY HMA Pavement Repair, 470 GAL Tack Coat, 565 TON HMA Surface Course, 170 TON HMA Leveling Course, striping, signage, site restoration, and other incidentals.
Posted Date
Feb 6, 2026
Due Date
Feb 27, 2026
Release: Feb 6, 2026
Borough of Allentown
Close: Feb 27, 2026
Work includes but is not limited 100 CY Test Pits, 5 UNIT Manhole Frame and Cover, 300 LF Concrete Vertical Curb, 275 LF Concrete Sidewalk, 100 SY Concrete Driveway Repair, 25 SY HMA Driveway Repair, 25 SY Stone Driveway Repair, 4,625 SY HMA Milling, 275 SY HMA Pavement Repair, 470 GAL Tack Coat, 565 TON HMA Surface Course, 170 TON HMA Leveling Course, striping, signage, site restoration, and other incidentals.
Borough of Allentown
Work includes 1 unit tree removal, 4 unit rectangular rapid flashing beacons, 200 LF 2" rigid metallic conduit, 4 unit 18"x36" junction boxes, 2 unit electric meter cabinet, striping, and incidentals.
Posted Date
Jan 20, 2026
Due Date
Feb 13, 2026
Release: Jan 20, 2026
Borough of Allentown
Close: Feb 13, 2026
Work includes 1 unit tree removal, 4 unit rectangular rapid flashing beacons, 200 LF 2" rigid metallic conduit, 4 unit 18"x36" junction boxes, 2 unit electric meter cabinet, striping, and incidentals.
Borough of Allentown
Includes the following improvements: tree removal, fence and gate replacement and installation, fence repair, playground equipment replacement, basketball court repaving, conversion of a play court to pickleball courts, pavement widening, sidewalk construction, signage replacement, grading, and basketball hoop and backboard, bench, trashcan, and dog waste receptacle installation.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Dec 16, 2025
Release: -
Borough of Allentown
Close: Dec 16, 2025
Includes the following improvements: tree removal, fence and gate replacement and installation, fence repair, playground equipment replacement, basketball court repaving, conversion of a play court to pickleball courts, pavement widening, sidewalk construction, signage replacement, grading, and basketball hoop and backboard, bench, trashcan, and dog waste receptacle installation.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Allentown
The Reexamination Report for the Borough of Allentown evaluates the municipal master plan and development regulations as mandated by the New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law. It assesses the progress on prior objectives, significant changes in underlying assumptions, and proposes specific revisions to the master plan and development regulations. Key areas of focus for recommendations include historic preservation, conservation, housing, circulation, parking, and open space, with an emphasis on revising zoning maps and district nomenclature to align with updated land use plans.
The council conducted a budget workshop and held a public hearing for an ordinance concerning municipal budget appropriation limits. Multiple resolutions were approved, including appointments for official towing services, authorizations for sewer billing adjustments and budget transfers, adoption of a formal surplus policy, and approval of a water audit. Additionally, the council approved a lease amendment with T-Mobile regarding wireless communications equipment on the borough water tower and authorized the end of a service agreement with Eastern Armored Services. Committee reports provided updates on the Historic Streetscape Project, senior wellness initiatives, and improvements at the wastewater treatment plant. The meeting also included an executive session to discuss a shared service agreement for emergency medical services and cell tower lease litigation.
This document details the Borough of Allentown's Amended Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, outlining the municipality's strategy to meet affordable housing obligations for the period 1987 through 2035. It addresses present and prospective needs through mechanisms such as existing group homes and a proposed multi-family residential overlay zone. The plan incorporates analyses of demographic and housing characteristics, land use patterns, and development constraints, including historic preservation and infrastructure limitations, to ensure a balanced and affordable housing supply in compliance with state regulations.
This document, the Housing Element and Fair Share Plan for the Borough of Allentown, outlines the municipality's strategy to address its affordable housing obligations in accordance with the New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law and the New Jersey Fair Housing Act. The plan addresses cumulative fair share obligations for the period from 1987 through 2035, specifically focusing on Round 4 (2025-2035) present and prospective needs. Key strategies include utilizing existing group homes and establishing a Breza Road Overlay Zone to permit inclusionary multi-family development with affordable housing set-asides, aiming to meet its Realistic Development Potential (RDP) and broader housing needs.
The Borough of Allentown's 2018 Master Plan updates the original 1978 plan, integrating various elements like land use, historic preservation, conservation, housing, circulation, recycling, stormwater management, and park/recreation/open space. The plan's core principles focus on maintaining the Borough's historic character, current land use intensity, and residential neighborhoods, fostering a viable economic base, and conserving natural resources. Key objectives include ensuring public safety, environmental protection, upgrading municipal facilities, promoting open space and recreation, and encouraging appropriate development, with an assumption of minimal future population growth.
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Superintendent of Public Works (DPW Superintendent), Borough of Allentown, NJ (via Shared Services with UFRSD)
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