Storefront Framing and Entry Door Replacement RFP
Posted
Oct 24, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Storefront framing and entry door replacement.
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Posted
Oct 24, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Storefront framing and entry door replacement.
Posted
Sep 20, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
Planning Board Planner.
Posted
Sep 20, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
Planning Board Attorney.
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Census ID
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211389
Population
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40,345
Procurement Difficulty Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Fort Lee
The board reviewed several residential development applications, including granting approval for a minor subdivision for two-unit dwellings. The proceedings involved determining the completeness of various site plan applications and conducting public hearings for proposed two and three-unit residential projects. Discussions covered architectural plans, requested variances for building height, floor area ratio, and side yard setbacks, as well as necessary drainage improvements. While some applications were approved during the session, others involving multi-family dwellings were continued to a future meeting date for further consideration.
The board presented a proclamation honoring Herbert Greenberg for his years of service. A resolution was approved to issue requests for qualifications for professional services for the upcoming year. The board conducted a public hearing and approved an amendment to the site plan for the Palisade Center Mall, allowing for a commercial film memorabilia exhibit with specific conditions, including an appointment-only requirement. Additionally, the board authorized an investigation and study to determine if a specific property qualifies as an area in need of redevelopment.
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The Council conducted a work session that included a closed session for personnel discussions involving various departments. Following the closed session, the Council discussed revisions to the Rent Leveling Ordinance, Chapter 324, and reviewed several items for the upcoming agenda, including a proclamation for National Disabilities Awareness Month, support for law enforcement officers, a request for extended operating hours for Ascend Dispensary, the sale of surplus equipment, a shared services agreement for animal control, amendments to the municipal budget, special emergencies and contract awards for tax maps, EPA grant applications, property tax refunds, property tax exemptions for disabled veterans, and a liquor license transfer.
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