Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Hoboken Planning Board Public Notice Meeting
The board meeting will cover ordinance reviews, including the J-94 Willow Terrace zoning, and the consideration of resolutions for properties at 1417 Adams Street and 559 First Street. The primary agenda item for public hearing is the preliminary and final major site plan for a proposed storage facility at 1715 Grand Street, involving several variance requests including lot width, setbacks, and parking space requirements.
Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Of Hoboken Agenda Item
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The agenda item concerns the appointment of Nicholas Pasquenza as an Alternate 1 Commissioner to the Shade Tree Commission for a five-year term.
Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Hoboken City Council Regular Meeting
The council agenda included a presentation on the Grand Street Pilot Program and a public hearing regarding a community benefits agreement for One SD Hoboken LLC. Multiple ordinances were proposed for amendment, covering building heating requirements, the creation of a new 'Willow Terrace Residential Preservation' zoning district, and modifications to parking prohibitions, including the addition of passenger pick-up and drop-off zones and adjustments to ADA-reserved spaces. Salary ordinances were introduced for various municipal positions. Furthermore, the meeting addressed resolutions for infrastructure and community development contracts, including volunteer platform renewals, tax refund authorizations, and the acquisition of police and emergency response vehicles.
Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Hoboken City Council Regular Meeting
The agenda includes a public hearing for a community benefits agreement and updates on the Grand Street Pilot Program. Multiple ordinances are scheduled for reading, covering zoning amendments for the Willow Terrace Residential Preservation district, parking regulations for persons with disabilities, parking prohibitions, and curbside regulations near the Hoboken Terminal. Financial and administrative items include the certification of the 2025 audit, appointment of a new Director of the Department of Infrastructure, and several contract awards for public safety vehicles, road improvements, parking facility management, and professional engineering services for the lead service line replacement program. Additionally, the agenda covers the renewal of recreation software contracts and tax refund authorizations.
