owlcat wrote:
The Jersey City Municipal Code is available online at: http://municipalcodes.lexisnexis.com/codes/jersey/

Conveniently, the Code does not have Chapter 332 Vehicles and Traffic online. But, you can get a printed edition from the City Clerk for $250.00! I'm sure you are allowed to go in and look at Chapter 332, because they can't make you pay to find out the law.

AvantiGroup wrote:
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sage wrote:
Oky keeping Downtown Jersey City, Newport, Journal Square, Odgen Ave, Hamilton Park, Lincoln Park, Heights...in mind (which I see from the replies are good areas), can I get a 1BR/Studio with parking and onsite laundary for around $1000 - $1200?

I excluded Hoboken seeing its terribly expensive.

I am a 28 yr old single male, no pets with a 9 to 6 job in NYC.

You can get a gerden-level studio in Journal Square for $1,000/month, all utilities included, on-site laundry, no broker fee . No off-street parking, but a quiet residential street comprised of detached homes should allow for fairly easy parallel parking.

GrovePath wrote:
We eat out all the time and are very supportive of local places -- Taqueria wrote right on the menu their ten commandments about what they WON'T serve because it isn't authentic -- oh well, it just makes one wonder if they really do use lard in cooking as some have stated. In any event we eat fish & cactus tacos there -- it just would be nice to see some vegetable and non-fried / non-greasy things on the menu -- guess we just aren't with the Atkins diet program.

Again we like the vibe in there and that it is a cool BYOB but being below ground in that area which floods isn't cool -- it is really disconcerting that you have to walk up a stair to go to the bathroom.

I hope they stick around forever -- I don't mind the hipster attitude of the employees -- it is kind of refreshing -- I hate fake friendliness.

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cbg wrote:
Are there any restaurants you don't wish had something else?

StevenFulop wrote:
Joe -

By way of update for this area:

1) We are pursuing a $2mm grant from the state for the streetscape so this is moving forward actually

2) The redevelopment plan will be on the agenda for Newark/Christopher Columbus before the end of the year

3) The entertainment license ordinance which I worked on primarily for this will be on the first agenda in December (I have a draft circulating)

4) The employment and Training building on Newark Avenue will have the RFP out to sell this month (city has been approached on several ideas that are very different)

5) Next agenda in November the ordinance officially closing Newark Avenue in front of Grove Pointe to bus traffic will be on the agenda as the original plan had this open which we are trying to close

6) 7 new restaurants since we changed that law a year ago on the liquor licenses

7) I will call the Incinerator Authority director this AM to get the trash removed.

Hope this helps
Steven Fulop