During the December 20th Town Council meeting the public will have an opportunity to offer comments on the following resolutions:
1) Two resolutions re: the Park West Diner/Nutley Foods Inc., located at 1400 Route 46, involving the transfer of the plenary retail consumption liquor license with respect to chapter 7 bankruptcy for the CGMS diner/corp, “trading as” Six Brothers Diner located in Little Falls, New Jersey.
Ordinance No. 1415 authorizing establishments duly licensed by the State of New Jersey to grow, process, wholesale, distribute and deliver cannabis, while it prohibits the retail sale of cannabis to consumers within the Business B-2 District specifically along the Route 46 corridor; and Ordinance 1416 establishing a special commercial zone for establishments to grow, process, wholesale, distribute and deliver cannabis, while it prohibits the retail sale of cannabis to consumers. The special commercial zone (Designated SC) would be established from the existing Industrial zone located on the west side of Paterson Avenue between the existing TV-CBD Zone and Route 46, which was previously designated LI on the zoning map.
The December 20th meeting will utilize a hybrid model.
This offers residents the option to either attend the meeting in-person or virtually via a live-streamed zoom link.
Members of the public attending remotely, who want to make a public comment, should raise their hand in the zoom application. The meeting’s moderator will queue the members of the public and the Council president will recognize them in order.
Here’s the link to join the Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/3633248491
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The December 20th meeting is an opportunity for the public to be heard regarding the four resolutions highlighted above and to voice their concerns about the elimination of the hybrid option which has allowed residents to fully participate and engage in Town Council meetings.
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I’m confused. I thought the Mayor rejected this ultimately. So why does it sound like this is moving ahead regardless? Or am I interpreting this wrong?
So expanding schools is no good, weed manufacturing is good? Ok. That tax revenue better build a new huge k to 8 school with complete amenities, improve PVHS quality, bolster the heck out of PD and FD, significantly cut the taxes and dedicate senior community/resource center with a robust program!
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