Bayonne Residents Voice Health Concerns Over Scrap Metal Yard at City Council Meeting

Overview: During the Bayonne City Council meeting on October 16, 2024, residents expressed concerns over environmental issues, particularly focusing on air quality and health impacts associated with the EMR scrap metal yard. The council addressed multiple resolutions and ordinances amid growing community dissatisfaction with industrial activities affecting their neighborhoods.

Bayonne Residents Demand Action on Environmental Hazards from Local Metal Scrapyard

Overview: The Bayonne City Council meeting on September 18, 2024, focused on community and infrastructure issues, particularly environmental concerns, ferry service selection, and public safety measures. Notably, residents voiced strong concerns about the environmental impact of a local metal scrapyard, while the council tackled ordinances and resolutions aimed at improving city services and infrastructure.

Bayonne City Council Approves $2.4 Million Park Improvement Amidst Heated Redevelopment Debates

Overview: The Bayonne City Council approved a $2,427,288 contract for the improvement of the 11th Street Oval Park and engaged in discussions on redevelopment plans, including traffic concerns and shadow studies, during its August 14, 2024, meeting. The meeting also featured passionate public commentary on local environmental and infrastructural issues.

Bayonne City Council Approves Redevelopment Amid Traffic and Housing Concerns

Overview: During the Bayonne City Council meeting on July 17, 2024, several topics were discussed, including the approval of a redevelopment plan for properties on West 25th Street, concerns about affordable housing, and the implications of a new recreational facility for the community. Traffic and safety issues were also central to the deliberations.

Bayonne Approves Tax Credit-Backed Film Studio Project

Overview: During the recent Bayonne City Council meeting, discussions on economic development took center stage, with the approval of a state-backed film studio project heralding potential job opportunities and community benefits. The project, located at the Texico site, has been greenlit for $400 million in tax credits and is expected to serve as a significant economic boost to the city.