Two New Elevators with External Tower Additions at Charles Lumley Homes RFP
Jul 24, 2026
Closes
Sep 1, 2026
Installation of two (2) new elevators with exterior tower additions at homes.
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Jul 24, 2026
Closes
Sep 1, 2026
Installation of two (2) new elevators with exterior tower additions at homes.
Jul 17, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Developer partner(s) for family housing development.
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170198
Employee FTE
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375
Population
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15,632
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64 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Asbury Park
The Planning Board convened to review an application for 'The Views at Wesley Lake,' a proposed 27-unit multi-family condominium development. Discussion topics included the project's compliance with zoning requirements, specifically concerning building height, parking ratios, and flood mitigation strategies involving an elevated parking garage. The architect presented design revisions, shifting from a modern aesthetic to a Mediterranean Revival style, incorporating historical design elements and addressing concerns regarding HVAC equipment screening and the visual impact of rooftop amenities. The Board also reviewed professional reports from the consulting engineer and planner, addressing site-specific details such as loading areas, tandem parking, and streetscape improvements.
The council meeting addressed various community updates, including information on line dancing classes, concert series at Springwood Park, and free movie screenings at the showroom. The Environmental Shade Tree Commission presented a Community Forestry Management Plan, highlighting objectives for tree maintenance, the necessity of the plan for securing state grants, and the importance of having accurate tree inventory data. Challenges regarding the usability of the GIS system for mapping and managing tree data were discussed, along with potential solutions for training staff and improving system access. A request was made for the mayor to sign the management plan to finalize enrollment in the state program.
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The commission meeting included the approval of the treasurer's report and authorization of payments. Significant discussions focused on project funding, specifically the status of grant monies and contracts for the installation of nutrient separating baffle boxes and biopods. The commission addressed concerns regarding the environmental permitting process and unauthorized utility activities impacting the lake, expressing a need for stronger advocacy and potential legal action. Furthermore, the members evaluated the success of their current geese population control efforts and deliberated on the potential for a second phase of the project.
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