Removal and Installation of a New Cedar Shake Wood Roof At the Historic James Marshall House RFP
Posted
Oct 26, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Removal and installation of a new cedar shake wood roof at the house.
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Posted
Oct 26, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Removal and installation of a new cedar shake wood roof at the house.
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170186
Employee FTE
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51
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4,198
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35 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lambertville
The Council Meeting addressed several municipal business items, including the approval of an alcohol beverage license transfer and a multi-year contract for the PDA. The Council discussed and moved forward with a bond ordinance to fund emergency repairs for city infrastructure and buildings damaged by recent storms. Additionally, the meeting featured deliberations on ordinances related to historic landmark preservation, specifically regarding the authority of the historic preservation commission, and an amendment to affordable housing development regulations to increase inclusion requirements for new projects.
The Lambertville City Council convened a closed session to address issues related to contracts and potential litigation, focusing primarily on affordable housing requirements. Discussions included the next steps for the Fourth Round Affordable Housing Requirements, the potential impact of the high school property's development status, and concerns regarding the Third Round Obligation and redevelopment of the old High School, particularly its environmental viability. The Court Adjudicator, Frank Banisch, shared his concerns regarding builders' remedy and warned against discontinuing negotiations for the old High School site, while council members expressed concerns about the absence of a closure plan for the landfill, PFAS contamination, and requests for financial support.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Lambertville.
The City Council discussed issues related to personnel, contracts, and potential litigation. A proposed project from K.Hov involving 470 units was discussed, and the City Attorney will draft a response letter requesting additional information. The Governing Body members considered using the proposed project for the Village Apartments site as a starting point to collaborate with another developer. The possibility of creating a development plan for the site was discussed, with the City Attorney noting the existing zoning requirements for affordable units and the potential need to negotiate numbers with a developer if the site were declared an Area in Need of Redevelopment (AINR).
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