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You're Invited to our Next Community Meeting:
Wednesday May 7, 2008 ? 7:45 PM NOTE LOCATION CHANGE: 1 McWilliams Place ? 2nd Floor auditorium Police Report Note: Captain McDonough of the East District is now holding monthly meetings open to the public which will replace the regular crime reports from the police at neighborhood meetings. Meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at M.S. 4 (107 Bright Street). The Jersey City Police Department has a new website, www.njjcpd.org that provides extensive Department Information as well as Preventive Tips. You can reach the East District via their new email address policeeast@jcnj.org. Please note the non-emergency police number: (201) 547-5477. Meeting Agenda 7:45 - 8:00 Welcome and Neighborhood Updates Membership information, updates on local development, the Hamilton Park renovation, and the upcoming June Park Festival (scheduled for Saturday, 6/14). An HPNA representative will also brief the neighborhood on recent crime stats and news from the April Captain?s Meeting. 8:00 ? 8:10 Discussion and Vote on Monetary Donations and Toll Bros. in PAD The HPNA makes an annual donation to the Hamilton Park summer basketball league, buying the basketballs for the summer games ? members are invited to vote on this $300 donation. Tabled from our April meeting is an HPNA membership vote on whether to verbally support the Powerhouse Arts District Neighborhood Association in their opposition to the Toll Brothers? Amendment to the redevelopment plan. The City Council approved this amendment but PADNA is legally contesting the approval. 8:10 ? 8:50 JC Arts Presentation with Local Artist Nyugen Smith Nyugen E. Smith is a sculptor and creates environments from found materials. His current Bundle House series, addresses the issue of global poverty caused by depleted resources, political unrest, war, and natural disasters. Nyugen is the Curator, Assistant Director and Internship Coordinator at the Lex Leonard Gallery located at 143 Christopher Columbus Dr. Downtown Jersey City. He is pleased to have the opportunity to discuss the state of the Arts in Jersey City in the form of a multi-media presentation which focuses on cultural hubs, Arts organizations, key players and importantly...how neighborhood associations, individuals and business can actively support and foster the significant contribution to the quality of life that Arts provides us all. 8:50 ? 9:00 Community Concerns and Comments 9:00 ? 9:30 Neighborhood Social Time, chat with presenter Announcements Sat, May 10th, 11am to 1pm: Hamilton Park Spring Cleanup The HPNA seeks volunteers for a spring clean up of Hamilton Park on Saturday, May 10th from 11am to 1pm. Volunteers will receive a free plant for their efforts, which could make a nice Mother's Day present. The plants are being donated by Exeter Property Management, the developers of Hamilton Square. Please e-mail Sam Stoia at sjsesq@comcast.net if you?re able to volunteer with us. Sat, May 31st, 6:30 to 11pm: Van Vorst Park Association MeetBall Dinner Event The 33rd annual MeetBall event is Saturday May 31st. Join us for spectacular evening of dinner and entertainment with your Downtown neighbors. Great food, courtesy of some of Jersey City?s finest restaurants, cash bar, live entertainment, a raffle & door prizes! It?s a fun way to hang out with ?old? neighbors and meet new ones! The MeetBall Dinner is the VVPA?s only fundraiser each year. Past proceeds have gone to support Camp Liberty, St. Lucy?s Shelter and Grace Seniors among many others. Also, there will be a collection of cell phones at the dinner to support the Good Deed Foundation. Ticket price: $20 in advance, $25 at the door at St. Peter?s Hall, 144 Grand Street. Wed, June 4th, 4pm to 8pm: Farmer?s Market Returns to Hamilton Park! The Farmers Market returns to Hamilton Park on June 4th! This year we have a new farmer from Upper Meadows Farm ( http://www.uppermeadowsfarm.com ) with organic produce, fruit and fully organic pasture-raised livestock. Several other vendors will be participating, selling soaps, flowers, organic bread and cookies, meats, pickles, olives, and more. If you or a vendor you know would like to join the market, email us at hpnajc@gmail.com . Saturday, June 14th, 11am to 5pm: 23rd Annual Hamilton Park June Festival We've got a fantastic entertainment lineup for the June ParkFest this year - come check out The Black Hollies, All You Horseriders, NBK & Raw ElementZ (break dancing), The Lonesome Prairie Dogs, The Bryan Beninghove Collective, and The Nobuki Takamen Trio. Download a vendor registration form through our blog at http://hpnajc.blogspot.com.
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Sorry for the lack of updates. I'm afraid to jinx it by announcing anything since there have (obviously) been a few delays. But there's little standing in the way now. Thanks to Councilman Fulop, money was approved from City Council a couple months ago. Tonight at the Planning Board meeting the construction documents/plans were reviewed and unanimously approved.  Timetable looks like the following: Out to bid in May. A few weeks for bids to come back, then some administrative decisions on the City's end. Looks like construction will start this summer - hopefully in June after the HPNA's annual June Park Festival (6/14). We'll have a dedicated renovation table at the Park Festival, so come by and check out the plans. Once it's out to bid we can put an electronic copy of the site plan on our website for everyone to review online. But it looks soooooooo good! Editing to add construction timetable: unfortunately, it looks like most of the park will be closed for at least a little stretch while the infrastructure (drainage, sewers, electrical) is addressed. After that hopefully the construction will be limited to the areas where specific projects are planned. The entire project should be wrapped up this winter (maybe by year-end 08) so next spring we will be in the clear with a new park. Hope that helps, Jen
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Is there a timetable for the renovation? It seems that news of this huge project has been scarce....anyone??
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Does anyone have any timetable on the Hamilton Park renovations? Any updates??
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I received this e-mail response to my traffic sign request: "In reply to your request. A work order has been issued to conduct a traffic engineering survey at Marin Blvd. & 9th St. This survey consists of a 25 hour vehicle count, accident analysis, collision diagram and condition diagram. If the data collected at this intersection falls within the parameters mandated by the Department of Transportation for the installation of a traffic signal or an addition traffic control device the it will then be forwarded to them for their review and recommendation. The Department of Transportation does not permit speed bumps on a public right away. However, an Investigator from this Division will inspect the intersection to insure that all traffic, parking and pavement signs are in place."
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YOU?RE INVITED TO OUR NEXT COMMUNITY MEETING:
WEDNESDAY APRIL 2, 2008 7:45 PM The Cordero School 0n Erie between 9th St and Pavonia Avenue Police Report Note: Captain McDonough of the East District is now holding monthly meetings open to the public which will replace the regular crime reports from the police at neighborhood meetings. Meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at M.S. 4 (107 Bright Street). The Jersey City Police Department has a new website, www.njjcpd.org that provides extensive Department Information as well as Preventive Tips. You can reach the East District via their new email address policeeast@jcnj.org. Please note the non-emergency police number: (201) 547-5477. Meeting Agenda 7:45 - 8:00 Welcome and Neighborhood Updates Membership information, updates on local development, the Hamilton Park renovation, and the upcoming June Park Festival (scheduled for Saturday, 6/14). 8:00 ? 8:10 Grace Church Senior Programs A director of senior programs at Grace Church will discuss outreach efforts to local seniors including a daily hot lunch, dance classes, and social opportunities. This program is funded by community donations and powered by volunteers. 8:10 ? 8:20 City Council Considers Additional Erie Street Stop Signs Additional stop signs along Erie Street were considered by the City Council on 3/26/08 and tabled until further review by Traffic and Engineering. Jersey City is about to launch a city-wide traffic circulation study, which the HPNA hopes to provide input for as a stakeholder. Come list problem intersections in the Hamilton Park neighborhood for us to include as needing attention. 8:20 ? 8:50 Public Schools Discussion Wed, April 15th is the Board of Education Elections for the Jersey City School District. After nearly 20 years, the city?s school district is being transferred from state-control to local-control so these elections are extremely important. With historically low turnout in the past, these elections have been decided by just one vote ? so EVERY VOTE MATTERS! Come learn about the Jersey City School District and what these elections really mean for the future of our local public schoolchildren with this discussion headed up by Shelley Skinner, founder of Jersey City Families for Better Schools. Read more about the candidates at the JCFBS website: www.jerseycityschools.org . 8:50 ? 9:00 Community Concerns and Comments 9:00 ? 9:30 Neighborhood social time, chat with presenters hamiltonpark.org
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Thanks for the idea. I have just sent an e-mail to info@stevenfulop.com. I hope that e-mail reaches Steven Fulop.
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Any stop sign and/or traffic light must meet D.O.T. requirements before this can happen, this requires lengthy statistical data from both JCPD, the traffic /engineering dept. and an ordinance approved by council if we met the guidelines, it can take over a year for this process. The D.O.T has very stick guidelines, (sometimes absurd i.e.: the Cole and Pavonia stop sign). A good short-term solution is speaking with the east district commander and asks them to do radar enforcement. The speed limit is 25mph. Have you called Councilman Fulop?
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I submitted a traffic sign request (for the 2nd time) to put a stop sign on Marin Blvd. and 9th St. Speed bumps or a traffic light would also be good choices. If more people submit similar requests, it might convince the government to finally do something about this intersection: http://mycusthelp.com/JERSEYCITYNJ/_cs/RequestSelect.aspx
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First Wednesday of every month.
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I'd copy the info and post here but the HPNA site is a Flash software site whereby you can't copy and paste the text on their site!  Here is their link though to answer your question: http://www.hamiltonpark.org
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I look forward to finally being able to make one of these, when is the next one? I'm too late for tonight.
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Can't make it tonight, but could someone bring up the fact that we take our lives in hand everytime we cross Marin BLvd. by 9th -10th Street. Even if you are in the crosswalk, cars are zooming by at 60 mph.
I think we should put extra high speed bumps there!
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Lots of intersting items on the agenda tonight! *Crime Report-get the scoop on crime in the area *Village Association Re-Forming *Update on the Embankment *Special guest Downtown Councilman Fulop to Present BetterJC Referendum - pay to play reform *Discussion of off leash activity in Hamilton Park TONIGHT 2.6.08 7:45 PM The Cordero School 0n Erie between 9th St and Pavonia Avenue
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YOU?RE INVITED TO OUR NEXT HPNA COMMUNITY MEETING:
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6, 2008 7:45 PM The Cordero School 0n Erie between 9th St and Pavonia Avenue Meeting Agenda 7:45 - 8:00 Crime Report Police Officer Dina Reilly from the East District Police Department will come to discuss our neighborhood safety concerns. The Jersey City Police Department has a new website, www.njjcpd.orgthat provides extensive Department Information as well as Preventive Tips. You can reach the East District via their new email address policeeast@jcnj.org . Please note the nonemergency police number: (201) 547-5477. 8:00 ? 8:10 Village Association Re-Forming Rob Crow and Jim Ayers will introduce themselves and their progress in restarting the Village Neighborhood Association in the area formerly known as the Italian Village (located south and west of the Hamilton Park neighborhood). Know someone in the area? Help spread the word for this fledgling neighborhood association. 8:10 ? 8:30 Councilman Fulop to Present BetterJC Referendum Ward E Councilman Steven Fulop will be presenting information on the referendum he is sponsoring associated with pay-to-play reform. Bring any and all questions. Details can be found online at www.betterjc.org. 8:30 ? 8:45 Embankment Preservation Coalition Jenny Meyer of the 6th Street Embankment Preservation Coalition (EPC) will update the community on recent developments related to the Embankment. If you haven't heard of the developer's latest proposal, which includes building high rise buildings on top of select embankment blocks, come check out the scale-model renderings produced by the EPC. Read more online at www.embankment.org . 8:45 ? 8:55 DogJC Representative to Discuss Off-leash Activity in HP. A representative from DogJC would like to explore community supported remedies for the continual and dangerous off leash dog problem we are still experiencing in HP. DogJC is a JCwide online community group dedicated to making the city canine-safe and friendly. Join the group online at http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/DogJC . 8:55 ? 9:00 Community Updates 9:00 ? 9:30 Neighborhood social time, chat with presenters Current and archived HPNA newsletters are available at: http://www.hamiltonpark.org/newsletter.html
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Elections will take place at this meeting, so please attend!
http://www.hamiltonpark.org/PDFS/2008-01-HPNA-newsletter.pdf YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR NEXT COMMUNITY MEETING: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2, 2007 ? 7:45 PM The Cordero School 0n Erie between 9th St and Pavonia Avenue Meeting Agenda 7:45 - 8:00 Crime Report Police Officer Dina Reilly from the East District Police Department will come to discuss our neighborhood safety concerns. The Jersey City Police Department has a new website, www.njjcpd.org that provides extensive Department Information as well as Preventive Tips. Please note the non-emergency police number: (201) 547-5477. 8:00 ? 8:15 Route 139 Rehabilitation Project Update The Route 139 Rehabilitation Project is moving into its next stage, which will affect eastbound traffic. A representative from the project's Community Relations will fill us in on details, including all planned traffic routing changes. 8:15 ? 8:30 Elections for 2008 HPNA Board The January meeting is when we have our annual elections. All current HPNA members are invited to come out and vote for the 2008 HPNA Board. 8:30 ? 9:00 Community Updates, Plans for 2008 We'll have updates on the planned 2008 Hamilton Park Renovation (it's finally here!), as well as a calendar of 2008 events for the Hamilton Park Community. It's time to set our agenda as to HPNA goals this year. Be part of the planning ? we'll be talking farmer's market, community welcome kits, website and blog, library archiving and dedication ceremony, holiday parties, and more. Bring your ideas, your enthusiasm, and your availability as we're always looking for volunteers to help strengthen the neighborhood association. 9:00 - 9:30 Neighborhood social time, chat with presenters Upcoming Events in and around Hamilton Park Sunday, Jan 6th, 4pm ? St. Michaels Epiphany Concert St. Michaels Singers presents the annual Epiphany Concert, with special guests the St. Marys Singers. Located at St. Michael Church, Parish of the Resurrection at 252 9th Street. Tuesday, Feb 5th ? VOTE! New Jersey Presidential Primaries Mark your calendars as Tuesday, Feb. 5th is the day for residents of NJ to vote in the 2008 presidential primaries. Not registered yet? You can register to vote up to 21 days before the election. Just visit http://www.nj.gov/oag/elections/voter-registrationapplication. htm . If you aren't going to be in town, request an absentee ballot up to 7 days before the election by visiting http://www.hudsoncountyclerk.org/elections or by visiting the County Clerk's office at 583 Newark Ave before 3pm on Monday, February 4th
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Even though I don?t plan on being there tonight, I wish this group success. What you're saying is not necessarily unreasonable. They're excellent issues that need to be raised and merit discussion. But if you don't go and make the minimum investment of your time to participate, in person, as an advocate for those positions, then you should not be surprised if they never see the light of day. Just posting them here doesn't make the grade. Btw, the Pet Free Zone ordinance permits the Director of Public Works to designate up to 50% of any city park as pet free, following a noticed hearing for public input. The Director could recommend an amount greater than 50%, but that would require a City Council resolution. All the best. Geoff
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Agreeing in the sense that nothing in her charter is offensive ? my complaint is what it doesn?t include. It?s my opinion that a real solution to the HP/Dog-Owner issue is better accomplished by offering a viable, fair, and legal outlet for off-leash activity in HP than by a ?JUST-SAY-NO? cultural-change campaign. Even though I don?t plan on being there tonight, I wish this group success. I would be happy to participate if an HP dog-advocacy group were to take up issues like: A.) Legal Off-Leash Options: ------ Dog runs ? investigating options for new ones in the area and/or issuing a formal ?NO SUPPORT? position for the current HP plan. ------ Looking to change the existing municipal statutes to decriminalize off-leash activity in parks during certain scheduled hours of the day. B.) ?Watchdog? the remaining HP renovation for ?Pet-Free? areas ------ ensure in the plans/execution that no more than 50% (or is it 51%?) of HP areas are designated pet-free per municipal statutes. If a group with goals like that already exists or is forming, sign me up! I?ll be there.
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I think this is actually a good start. It has been carefully worded so as not to propose solutions - that's the job of the association itself. There is nothing in the objectives nor the tips that any dog owner should have an issue with, except mebbie the 20ft rule :). I'll stop by and sign up.
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if only dogs were as anti-social as most JC'ers
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I happen to live two blocks from the park. Unfortunately, I dont bother bringing my dog (who is never off a leash) there anymore. Quite frankly, I'm tired of off leash dogs running around and running up to my dog. The dynamic is different between them. The same way a dog who is spayed or neutered has a different dynamic between those dogs who are not. Its not rocket science. Also, its the law.
Looking forward to the mtg on Wed!
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I see lots of dogs playing off leash on my way to work in the morning. and I say leave them alone.
Lets focus on picking up all the trash, and games that turn grassy areas into dirt patches
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I don't have a dog. I think dog owners ought to be able to play with well-behaved dogs off-leash in the big grassy areas on the west side of Hamilton Park, where, in the real world, there are already plenty of dogs playing off-leash without incident. Are there any New Jersey cities that permit well-behaved dogs to play in parks off-leash using ordinances (or whatever) that have survived court challenges? If so, maybe the friends of dogs ought to try getting a copy of that ordinance. Even if there's no the city would adopt that kind of ordinance, maybe friends of dogs could use that as a "bad cop" ordinance, to get a rule permitting dogs to run off-leash in dog runs adopted as an alternative. Also: is there any evidence that leash laws actually prevent rotten dogs from hurting people or other animals? Wouldn't a really rotten dog just pull away from its own and attack even if it were on a leash and the owner were trying to control it?
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Seems you can't picnic in a JC public park in an area not designated as such. Enforce the sandwich laws!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ? 239-12. Picnic areas; camping; horseback riding. No person in a park shall: A. Picnic or lunch in a place other than those designated for that purpose. Attendants shall have the authority to regulate the activities in such areas when necessary to prevent congestion and to secure the maximum use for the comfort and convenience of all. Visitors shall comply with any directions given to achieve this end. --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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I was responding to Br6dR.
Dog runs must not be considered to be a "public place" Last time I checked you can't have a picnic in a dog run. Quote:
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SF - Are you trying to tell me that dogs are not permitted to be off-leash in a dog-run??
Please go back and read my original post #6.
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? 90-16. Use of leash in public places.
No person who owns, keeps or harbors any dog shall suffer or permit it to be upon the public streets or in any of the public places of the city unless such dog is accompanied by a responsible person and is securely confined and controlled by one adequate leash not more than six feet long.
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Allowing off-leash activity in City parks will require a change to city ordinances, since under the current municipal code all dogs must be on leash in city parks. I doubt that changing Jersey City municipal code would be the one of the primary objectives of Ava's group. I suggest that you discuss this with Ava.
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I?m not sure who you?re addressing this to??... But, my comment about the credibility of any ?dog group? that?s unwilling make a mention of legal off-leash activity in their inaugural charter still stands. All the best, Geoff
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Like any other community initiative, everyone has a choice. You can choose to get off this board and get directly involved or not.
Your choice, I guess, appears to be having fun arm-chair bad mouthing someone you don't know on the basis of nothing other than reading a posted announcement Btw... Ava and Walt have lived and worked in Hamilton Park for more years than most of the posters on JCList have been alive. Having said that, they still have much to contribute to Hamilton Park. You might just actually learn something. Give her a chance... and at the very least attend her meeting when it's scheduled. All the best. Geoff
Posted on: 2007/10/1 13:55
Edited by G_Elkind on 2007/10/1 14:14:17
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