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approve a payment in lieu of taxes agreement..


how long and how much?  I'm sure it will be more than what is paid on the property now, but what about the long term.

remember those days, you couldnt stand in the middle of the street and see the sky.  all those trees were planted when they built the first two houses in 1893. only a few of the originals still stand.

Euclid Ave was last paved in 1979, I was 10, the editor was 7.

actually a county dispatch is not in the best interest of the citizens of individual towns.  you will have delays in dispatching units where they are needed. it wont so much happen in single family homes IF they use their home phone where the ANI/ALI screen picks up the location of the caller(I use my cell in the house most of the time-as do many people).  it will definitely happen with cell phone callers because a call taker in Mahwah has no idea where you are when you freaking out standing in front of Fred's market and there is a guy bleeding to death on the sidewalk.  the local calltaker WILL because it is usually a police officer taking the call or a civilian in a room supervised by a police officer working other duties and they know exactly where Fred's market is and will immediately dispatch the call where it supposed to go. Cell callers are not easily pinpointably locatable in a fast amount of time.  all you get is the location of the tower the person's call got picked up on.  to triangulate the location between three towers to find a specific location takes a good amount of time,  and when someone's dying in the street or getting chased out a window because fire is licking at their ass, they dont have time for that.

always there.  if you look at the google earth image, the awning between Marc's pizza and the Riviera has the address of 306, but that should be 308, since Marc's is 306. Marc's used to be the Riviera Pizza. The Riviera lounge expanded when Wilson's went out of business, Wilsons used to be wider than the space now occupied by the travel service.  the seam in the front stucco wall of the Riviera is where Wilson's began.  the store on the other side of the pizza place used to by Record King, he moved across the street to a smaller place.

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the business plan is to remove the concrete and plant grass.  33 Essex st was torn down also.  nothing being built there either.  ratables...

the packards building was the wallpaper factory.  I have seen photos of the building on the internet, one of the shots was a shot from southwest to northeast. the name William B Campbell Wallpaper was clearly painted on the south facing side of the building.   if you look close at the illustration provided here, you see the main building and the outbuildings on temple ave, along with the stack that was closer to Hackensack Ave.