Well I turned up about 6:30PM and the room had a fair number of people and about 10 who made comments including myself.

I won't try to summarize all the points discussed in comments nor their presentation, since the site for the
Jersey City Regional Waterfront Access and Downtown Circulation Study has the initial info.

The most important thing to say is if any of you have comments related to traffic circulation, which is what the study is addressing, you need to send an email by Monday, Feb 6th to:

downtownnjcras@gmail.com or contact:

Naomi Hsu
Senior Transportation Planner
Jersey City Division of Planning
30 Montgomery Street, Suite 1400
Jersey City, NJ 07302
201-547-5010
hsun@jcnj.org

or

Louis Luglio, PE
Senior Associate
Vollmer Associates LLP
17 Academy Street, Suite 815
Newark, NJ 07102

I hope not........

Quote:

You realise you're talking to yourself, don't you?

Reminder - February 1st, 6 to 8pm at City Hall.

This is a very important study. Public participation is critical.

Check out the website- www.downtownjcras.com.

Go!

The first public meeting has been rescheduled and will be held on Wednesday, February 1 at 6 PM in Council Chambers on the second floor of City Hall, 280 Grove Street. The purpose of this meeting is to solicit input from the public regarding problems in the regional and local transportation networks.

Also, a website has been created for the study: www.downtownjcras.com.

Please note that the City Planning Department has postponed this public meeting so as not to conflict with city budget hearings. A new date will be posted shortly.

*****PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN LOCATION*****

The first public meeting for the Jersey City Regional Waterfront Access and Downtown Circulation Study will be at the theater at the JERSEY CITY MUSEUM, 350 Montgomery Street at the corner of Monmouth Street. Same date and time.

The first public meeting for the Regional Waterfront Access and Downtown Circulation Study will be held on Wednesday, January 18 at 6 PM. The meeting will be in the Council Chambers on the second floor of City Hall (280 Grove Street). The purpose of the meeting is to introduce the public to the study and the consultant team, as well as to solicit input on the existing transportation network.

As soon as the study's website is up, I will post the link.