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Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Work includes 1,217 SY milling of bituminous surface, 2" depth; 245 SY milling of bituminous surface, 2.5" depth; 80 ton superpave asphalt, wearing (leveling) course, PG 64S-22, 0 to 0.3 million Esals, 9.55mm mix; 85 ton superpave asphalt, wearing (scratch) course, PG 64S-22, 0 to 0.3 million Esals, 9.5mm mix; 247 ton superpave asphalt, wearing course, pg 64s-22, 0 to 0.3 million Esals, 9.5mm mix, 1.5" depth
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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133546
Population
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2,075
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Brownsville
The Knowlton Township Zoning Board of Adjustment convened for a meeting where the main agenda item was the hearing for application #ZB17-006 by PMG NJ II LLC. The hearing was opened to public comment, during which residents voiced concerns about traffic circulation, increased congestion, safety, maintenance, and potential environmental impacts. The applicant's attorney provided a closing statement, summarizing the proposal and addressing the concerns raised. The Board discussed the positive and negative criteria for the variance request. A motion was made to grant the variance relief, but it did not pass. The meeting also included discussions on other matters and was adjourned.
The Knowlton Township Zoning Board of Adjustment held a reorganization and regular meeting. The meeting included the swearing in of new and reappointed members, election of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman, and appointment of the Board Attorney, Board Planner, Board Engineer, and Board Secretary. The Board discussed the designation of meeting dates, times, and places, as well as the designation of official newspapers. Old business included an appeal of zoning permits, with discussions and submission of exhibits related to property lines, lighting, accessory structures, and fencing. Testimony was heard from involved parties, including the appellant, representatives of the property owners, and the Zoning Officer. The board also discussed vouchers.
The meeting addressed various topics, including an update on Township of Knowlton v. Patton, access to a dirt road at the end of Mt. Pleasant Road, and department head reports. The committee discussed the New Jersey Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit Application and a consent letter from Crown Castle. Resolutions were approved for Knowlton Elementary School PTO raffles. An ordinance regarding an energy and natural gas aggregation program was introduced. Other discussions included flood insurance updates, issues at Decatur Street properties, the resignation of Bea Koenneke, a shared service agreement with Warren County, and the application of a volunteer fireman. The committee also discussed the front of the Municipal Building and correspondence from Hackettstown Medical Center.
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