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North Bergen introduces $5,000,000 bond ordinance
The North Bergen Board of Commissioners introduced a $5 million bond ordinance this week that would fund a number of capital projects…

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The North Bergen Board of Commissioners introduced a $5 million bond ordinance this week that would fund a number of capital projects over the coming year, including the design of a 1.5-acre park adjacent to the new Hudson Mews residential development and the purchase of a roughly 1.5-acre property from Suez North America.
$500,000 would go toward the design of a new 1.5-acre passive park overlooking the Meadowlands on Paterson Plank Road
$620,000 will go toward road repairs and resurfacing — including the length of Park Avenue
$100,000 toward maintenance of the sanitary and storm water sewer system
$400,000 toward replacing track at Bruin Stadium
$270,000 for equipment, machinery and technology upgrades
$615,000 acquisition of new vehicles, including a new street sweeper
A vote to adopt the bond ordinance is scheduled for the next meeting of the Board of Commissioners on Feb. 10.
Read more at NorthJersey.com
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