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Councilman Brett Cannon said the agreement with Hazlet was in place for a number of years.
“The agreement came up and it was talked about a number of times … we share a school district with our sister town Aberdeen, we share sports linked with our sister town, and we have other shared services agreements with Aberdeen, and it just didn’t make much sense to continue to work with Hazlet, especially with costs that were not saving the taxpayers any kind of money,” Cannon said.
“With this agreement, anyone who is issued a ticket in Matawan will have their case heard in the Aberdeen Township municipal court,” he said.
Professional discusses details of mixed use Matawan Junction project
Professional discusses details of mixed use Matawan Junction project
MATAWAN – At the start of the year, Matawan Borough Council members appointed Rexmonte, LLC, as the interim developer for the proposed Matawan Junction redevelopment project.
During a recent video conference, Rexmonte representative Robert Wilt described the Matawan Junction redevelopment plan for council members.
The redevelopment plan was co-created by Minno and Wasko Architects and Planners principal Dave Winno.
Mayor Joseph Altomonte said, “We appointed Rexmonte as the interim developer, which gives us time to sort out the details of a developer’s agreement, and then we can appoint them as the developer. We are working with Rexmonte and our professionals to hash out the details for a developer’s agreement.”
Matawan council waives fees to encourage Main Street revitalization
Matawan council waives fees to encourage Main Street revitalization
MATAWAN – Members of the Matawan Borough Council have taken action to encourage the revitalization of Main Street.
During a meeting on Dec. 15, council members passed a resolution which waives Construction Department fees to promote the renovation of existing non-residential vacant commercial structures/units in the section of the borough that has been designated an area in need of rehabilitation.
The current resolution waiving the fees was set to expire and municipal officials wanted to extend the provision, according to Mayor Joseph Altomonte.
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