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	Hoboken, New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hoboken was originally an island, surrounded by the Hudson River on the east and a swamp at the foot of the New Jersey Palisades on the west.
		The Hoboken waterfront is the western shore of the Hudson from Newark Street to Stevens Institute of Technology, sandwiched by the Lincoln Tunnel to the north and the Holland Tunnel to the south, directly across from Lower Manhattan's Canal Street.
		Hoboken was once known as the city with "a bar on every corner" and in fact was once listed in Guinness Book of Records as the city with "Most bars in a square mile".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hoboken,_New_Jersey (3637 words)

	Landmarks of Hoboken, New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The cove straddles the boundary between Hoboken to the south and Weehawken to the north.
		It extends from the southern end of Hoboken, with a view of the entire Manhattan skyline and the restless currents of the Hudson River as it begins to clash with the tides of New York Bay.
		Stevens Park is a park in Hoboken, bordered on the west by St. Peter and Paul Church, on the south by the Marineview Plaza complex, on the east by the Hoboken Little League Field, and on the North by buildings of the Stevens Institute of Technology.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hoboken_Tea_Building_Walkway (3591 words)

	Landmarks of Hoboken, New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hoboken, New Jersey is home to many parks, historical landmarks, and other places of interest.
		Hoboken September 11 memorial, connected by a bridge to Pier A
		A permanent memorial, called Hoboken Island, is planned to be built.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hoboken_Island (3591 words)

	New York's Sixth: November 2005
		Hoboken's PATH station is not particularly pedestrian friendly, or at least, for pedestrians not willing to make cars stop for them [experience shows us that cars will stop if you walk in front of them].
		Hoboken's recent controversial rent control ordiance changes may very well be reversed by a referendum in the near future.
		The Hoboken Housing Authority is set to to make security improvements at local projects in an effort to increase public safety.
	www.newyorkssixth.com /archives/2005_11_01_everythingoldisnewagain.html (1307 words)

	HUDSON CITIES CLEAN UP SEWERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In addition to cleaner water, the completion of the projects means the city will be able to reopen several streets that were closed for the better part of a year.
		The first project is located north of the ferry terminal near the end of Newark Street, the second is just north of the 333 River St. residential building at Fourth Street and Sinatra Drive South, and the third is near the corner of 11th and Hudson streets.
		The three projects in Hoboken are called "solid floatable chambers" and are designed to reduce or eliminate the visible solid waste that is often present in CSO discharges.
	www.gsenet.org /library/11gsn/2004/gs040503.7.html (623 words)

	On The QT Special Features
		In Hoboken, the trickle of newcomers became a flood.
		Adjacent to The Shipyard was an Applied project called the Waterfront Walkway, which involved construction of a publicly accessible pedestrian walkway (aka the chic promenade) along the waterfront.
		Their projects stretch across New Jersey: from historic Trenton bordering Pennsylvania on the Delaware River, to New Brunswick on the Raritan in central Jersey, to the old resort towns of the Jersey Shore.
	www.users.cloud9.net /~drs/Special_Features/truckstop_2.html (5012 words)

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		Since Hoboken was considered an urban orphan, much of its redevelopment was accomplished with financial assistance from federal, state and local government, through various forms of direct funding, tax breaks, and advantageous loans.
		Hoboken is now one of the most expensive swaths of real estate in New Jersey.
		The area (sometimes called a "redevelopment zone") was declared open for the use of eminent domain by the Hoboken City Council in 1998-- under the aegis of X Mayor Anthony Russo.
	www.users.cloud9.net /~drs/deep_qt/deepqt_ed_follies_p3.html (1752 words)

	Wired New York Forum - Hoboken
		Both the City of Hoboken and a citizens' organization called the Hudson County Alliance have filed appeals of a dismissal of their suit against the developer of two 17-story towers at 101 Marshall St. on the city's southwestern border.
		The first obstacle is that the project was approved back in 1998, meaning that it is going to be exceedingly difficult to argue that the statute of limitations hasn't run out.
		Members of the Hudson County Alliance have stated in previous reports that the organization's resistance to the project is due to both possible improprieties in securing variances and permits and also the traffic and flooding problems the complex may cause.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/printthread.php?t=3786&pp=50 (1978 words)

	Metro Homes Hudson County New Jersey
		HOBOKEN, N.J. — Mary Ann Pagán, who graduated recently from Hoboken High School, will have an extra $5,000 to put toward tuition at the College of St. Elizabeth in Morristown next fall, thanks to the generosity of Metro Homes, a local homebuilder.
		She is the second recipient of the scholarship award, which Metro Homes presents annually to a college-bound graduating senior at the school.
		She is lauded by her teachers as an active and responsible young woman with leadership qualities who is well prepared to take on the demands of collegiate life.
	www.metrohomesllc.com /news_06_30_04.html (457 words)

	Fund for a Better Waterfront - MONEY & POLITICS, HOBOKEN STYLE
		Although Carol Marsh came in 2nd in the voting, she was 4th in fundraising, having to rely primarily on contributions from Hoboken residents.
		For this election, developers working on major projects in Hoboken have contributed the maximum allowed to the Roberts Team and the Hoboken Democratic Party.
		From March 29 to April 27, six Hoboken developers, Michael Barry of Applied Companies, Dean Geibel of Metro Homes, Dil Hoda of Monroe Center Management, Michael Sciarra of URSA Development, a principal of Toll Brothers and Arthur Garfield of Tarragon Realty Investors, each contributed the $10,400 maximum to the Roberts Team.
	www.betterwaterfront.com /docs/d00732005.shtml (951 words)

	Garden State EnviroNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Delaware barred a different LNG terminal project from a nearby area of the river in 1972, in a ruling based on the exclusion of bulk loading terminals.
		The county, which is in charge of all bridge projects, presented a plan to the state Historic Sites Council in April that showed a widening of the two-lane Sidney Road bridge by nine feet and realigning it by approximately 50 feet north to build a new road.
		Hoboken Zoning Board meeting & public hearing Wednesday, January 12, 2005 -- 7 pm Hoboken City Council Chambers Developers Mark Settembre and Michael Sciarra, leading contributors to Mayor Roberts' campaign organizations, are asking the Zoning Board to approve a 12-story residential tower in an industrial zoning district with 4-story building height limits.
	www.gsenet.org /library/11gsn/2005/gs050111.php (8444 words)

	Greenroofs.com Projects - Hoboken Backyard Garden Shed
		The purpose was to demonstrate the benefits of green roofs for reducing flooding, filtering pollutants and mitigating the urban heat island effect.
		The project was documented step-by-step, and formed into a slide presentation, presented at: The Hoboken Historical Museum for The Garden Club of Hoboken on February 22, 2006.
		The project is nearing its first spring when the success of the plantings will be determined.
	www.greenroofs.com /projects/pview.php?id=290 (362 words)

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		Transit projects and programs are allocated $2.6 billion, 43 percent of the total, an investment that will contribute to boosting transit ridership and providing alternatives to driving for more and more New Jersey residents.
		The key project will be the construction of the Elizabeth Segment of the Newark-Elizabeth Rail Link, a light rail line that will connect midtown Elizabeth with Newark International Airport via a route serving the rapidly redeveloping area in and around the Jersey Gardens Mall.
		Other major projects included in the plan are direct access to the Tremley Point Area in Linden from the NJ Turnpike, implementation of Intelligent Transportation Systems along Route 1 & 9 and improved access in the Kapkowski Road area, the site of major redevelopment.
	www.njtpa.org /public_affairs/communique/com_09_01.htm (2474 words)

	The Hudson Reporter - Attention Low-income residents who need rent helpFederal Section 8 housing voucher list to reopen ...
		According to HHA Commissioner Christopher Campos, who is also the 4th Ward city councilman, it is the intent of the board to also reopen this list to Hoboken residents "in the very near future." He said that should be accomplished within the next few weeks.
		In Hoboken, Applied Housing, a private company that has buildings throughout the city, is the largest supplier of Section 8 units.
		In Hoboken, for a single individual, that number is approximately $21,650, for a two-member family it is $24,700, for a three-member family it is $27,800 and for a four-member family it is $30,900.
	www.hudsonreporter.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=11038198&BRD=1291&PAG=461&dept_id=523585&rfi=6 (1044 words)

	Meeting Notice! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		On November 2, 2004, the voters of Hoboken enacted this ordinance by a 10,185 to 1,178 vote in a public referendum.
		This is in violation of an ordinance that was passed by the voters of Hoboken in a November 2, 2004 referendum.
		Hoboken voters passed the measure overwhelmingly by a 10,185 to 1,178 vote.
	peopleforopengovernment.org /default.html (2545 words)

	The Hudson Reporter - A tale of two community centersWhy did a private charity succeed where government agencies ...
		The Hoboken Housing Authority, which is funded by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, was supposed to include a day care center, job training programs, and indoor basketball court in the new building.
		In 1999, the HHA Board of Commissioners and their recently hired executive director, E. Troy Washington, announced that the nearly $8 million would be spent on a host of projects including bathroom renovations, new roofs, a new mail room, windows, and the $3.4 million community center.
		He did say that several small recreation projects, such the rehabilitation of the basketball courts, could be included in the first phase of work.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=13579941&BRD=1291&PAG=461&dept_id=523585&rfi=6 (2479 words)

	Fund for a Better Waterfront - Hudson River Club Adds to Growing Pains in Hoboken
		The Hoboken Zoning Board is considering a new proposal for 22-story twin towers that would be Hoboken’s tallest buildings, 238 feet high.
		The developer of this project is represented by attorney John O’Donnell, a close associate of Mayor Russo.
		In his application, the developer states, “The proposed project is intended to be a landmark building for the northern entrance to the City of Hoboken.
	www.betterwaterfront.com /news/00071999.shtml (495 words)

	Spec building in Hoboken - office building in New Jersey - Brief Article Real Estate Weekly - Find Articles
		A speculative office project in Hoboken will bring 70,000 SF to a site where a venerable 19th Century theater once stood.
		The project is being developed by the 70 Hudson Street Group, whose principles include Rob Ranieri and Louis Picardo.
		Downtown Hoboken is known for being a difficult place to park, which could pose a problem for any would-be tenant whose employees drive to work.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3601/is_24_48/ai_82626516 (378 words)

	Wired New York Forum - Hoboken
		But Hoboken is SO close to the village and central mid-town that you should have no problem getting around.
		There are even 2 or 3 blocks near the projects in Hoboken that remind me of areas of the OLD east village/Bed-Sty.
		Anyway, Hoboken has some great opportunities to make an entire riverside plaza from the large buildings it recently put up, but in the greed that is Development, they made only the riverside habitable.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/printthread.php?t=3786&pp=50 (6041 words)

	PORT AUTHORITY APPROVES $89 MILLION IN NEW FUNDING FOR QUEENS WEST AND HOBOKEN WATERFRONT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Expanding its commitment to economic development projects in New York and New Jersey, the Port Authority Board of Commissioners today approved an $89 million increase in funding for two mixed-use waterfront development projects, the Queens West project in Hunters Point, Queens, and the Hoboken South Waterfront project in New Jersey.
		The funds will be used to complete land acquisition, and to design and construct parks, public open spaces and infrastructure at Queens West; and to demolish Hoboken Pier C and help rebuild it as a new urban park, a key element of the City of Hoboken’s development plan for its south waterfront.
		Port Authority Chairman Lewis M. Eisenberg said, “These two projects are transforming idle and decrepit industrial waterfront areas into vital residential and commercial neighborhoods, with public parks and recreational areas for all to enjoy.
	www.panynj.gov /pr/166-00.html (619 words)

	press release
		This project is being partially financed through a 4.75 million loan from the New Jersey Redevelopment Authority.
		This project affords the northwest section of Hoboken to keep pace with redevelopment areas in other areas of the city while at the same time addressing many needs in the community including housing, economic development and parking.
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	www.state.nj.us /njra/pr-06.html (352 words)

	Hoboken - Page 3 - Wired New York Forum
		They seem to be mostly suburbanites coming into Hoboken right after college because it is a shorter commute with more bars, look for someone from the same genre, going out, getting hitched, having a kid and moving out when that kid turns 2.
		Hoboken had a price boom with all the development running rampant (all you have to do is go back by 10th and Monroe and see the maze of 6 story plain jane condos that are going up.).
		"This is a great milestone in the history of the city, and it solidifies that Hoboken is one of the most favored destinations in the state of New Jersey," said Mayor David Roberts, one of the biggest supporters of the project over the years.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/showthread.php?p=69400 (2345 words)

	Hoboken - Business Cards - hobokeni.com
		Projects range from full renovations to fully furnished homes, to hotels and offices in many locations.Though based in Hoboken, we work in Montclair, Summit,and all the tri-state area, as well as Martha's Vineyard and Brazil -- anywhere our interesting projects take us.
		We are a full-service interior design firm where the primary aspect of our business is project management.
		We not only provide unique and inventive designs specifically tailored to your budget, we also co-ordinate the entire process from deliveries, obtaining permits, hiring contractors, right through to overseeing installation, etc. We offer imaginative and appropriate solutions, backed by professional experience, and advice on all aspects of the work involved.
	www.hobokeni.com /bizcards.asp?strCategory=Interior+Design (821 words)

	Fund for a Better Waterfront - Stevens' campus master plan has new firm advocating same old projects
		These projects, proposed for Hoboken's waterfront, included a 725-car parking garage, the Center for Maritime Systems, and a soccer field and running track.
		Stevens is especially eager to change the ordinance pertaining to the parking garage which has involved the excavation of more than 35,000 tons of serpentine rock beginning in March of 2002 and the extensive construction of decks, walls and ramps for the parking structure over the past five months.
		Both of these regulators have rejected similar projects because of the substantial portion of the Hudson River that would be shadowed by such a structure.
	www.betterwaterfront.com /news/00652003.shtml (1129 words)

	Hoboken Terminal Improvements, Hoboken, NJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		MRCE has been involved in several projects at the Hoboken Terminal starting in the mid 1980's.
		The project entailed the design of facilities for passenger ferry service for the Port Authority between Manhattan and Hoboken.
		Although the Port Authority terminated this project before the contract document phase, MRCE has continued to work on subsequent projects at the site, which dealt with variations in the proposed ferry facility requirements, and included the same responsibilities.
	www.mrce.com /pages/projects/1993-3.shtml (232 words)

	Hoboken Family Alliance: News
		The Community Affairs Committee acts as a liaison between HFA and Hoboken Elected Officials, City Departments and other interest groups in the City and advocates for programs and policies beneficial to the families and children of Hoboken.
		Homework Club Birthday Party Project - This monthly event, benefiting kids living in Hoboken's housing projects, is a fun way to meet other parents and spread some cheer to kids whose families may not have the resources to provide gifts for their birthdays.
		Special Projects - If there is a local program that might benefit from HFA member support, or you have an idea for a philanthropic collaboration, please tell us about it.
	www.hobokenfamily.com /newsarchive/news0103.html (881 words)

	Road Traffic Technology - Hoboken Garage Automatic Parking System
		The Hoboken Garden Street Garage Automated Parking System opened in October 2002 (although operating fully automated since May 2002).
		The Hoboken Parking Authority spent $6.2 million on this facility.
		The Hoboken Garage is a monthly garage only for local residents.
	www.roadtraffic-technology.com /projects/hoboken (893 words)

	Applied Development Company \| About Us
		Applied's expertise and strength are in its ability to successfully plan and execute the development of complex, multi-faceted projects.
		Some noteworthy projects in the pipeline include Liberty National, a one-of-a-kind championship caliber golf course on the Jersey City waterfront, directly across from the Statue of Liberty, The W Hoboken Hotel and Residences on the Hoboken Waterfront and 50 Columbus, a 400 unit super luxury rental building in the Grove Street section of Jersey City.
		As a further testimonial to the firm's reputation for quality and its ability to successfully complete large scale developments, Applied has been awarded the designation of redeveloper in a number of communities throughout New Jersey including Hoboken, Jersey City, Harrison, New Brunswick, Trenton, Morristown, East Orange, and Long Branch to name a few.
	www.appliedco.com /aboutUs (376 words)

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