olive wrote:
your comments are just typical of somebody with no class
no wonder why you still on the ghetto.
I can tell you belong there

my biggest concern on moving from downtown to jsq or the heights to have to deal with people like you



and before you talk about grammar you may take a look at your own
realise is spell realize

just for the record Mr ghetto

jcaro28 wrote:
Get over it!! You dont know me and dont assume anything!!!!

The words are what they are!

jcaro28 wrote:
....if you dont like indian food or the smell of curry????

GrovePath wrote:
..... Sites to be developed for housing or schools may not contain more than 20 parts per million of hexavalent chromium, the strictest such standard in the country, according to DEP Commissioner Lisa B. Jackson. The old state standard had been 240 parts per million.

"Some will say we went too far and some will say we didn't go far enough, but I challenge them to say this doesn't go pretty darn far," Jackson said in an interview last week. "We're erring on the side of caution." ....

DanL wrote:
Here is a thought and I am not sure if I am understanding it correctly-

If tax revenues are capped at 4% increases annually and,

Jersey City municipal tax revenues increase by more than the 4% due to new development coming on line and tax abatement agreements disproportionatley funneling more revenue into the city,

Could the cap effectively push down the taxes on Jersey City conventionally taxed properties?

In effect, is this not a spending cap, while revenues should grow?

Would this scenario, now actually change the tax abatement arguements (for the positive?) , though other Hudson County municipalities may really scream now.

JMH wrote:

citybelt - that is AWESOME info and great news. fortunately, I was able to find a neighbor on new york ave who was willing to rent me her driveway. question, though.....
where is paterson plank?

ErinMaiden wrote:
why they gotta say "heights" seems that shit was also going down in hoboken.

GrovePath wrote:

Officers saw Alonzo Burch, 42, aka "James Bond," of Union Street in Jersey City, pick up a large batch of suspected marijuana in a parking lot at the Arlington Gardens Public Housing Complex, reports said.

brewster wrote:
I've had a theory for a while now that the battle over the reservior is about delaying and dissapointing till the "right" people have made their investments near the new "Central Park" of the Heights.

worm wrote:
The council unanimously agreed to move forward with this ordinance. They will vote to approve it in two weeks. The "Brick Box" going up on Gifford has been put on hold for now, at least until they review what changes can be made to make it more in keeping with the block.-sigh of relief for now.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
He did very well, short time in prison will develop and expand his skills, so when he returns to us he will know how to master his trade of identity theft and bank fraud.
His capture is just a learning-curve.

HarsCover wrote:
This is a great step.