Monday, November 19, 2012
The Fair Lawn Planning Board is likely to vote on Landmark's plans for Daly Field Monday night following a public comment portion where residents can air their final concerns about the development.
Nine months of hearings on Landmark's proposed Daly Field development that covered everything from parking allottments to environmental concerns could conclude Monday night when the Fair Lawn Planning Board is expected to vote on the developer's plan. Landmark representatives have testified at Planning Board hearings each month since March, laying out their plans for the development while taking into consideration critiques from the board and concerned residents who oppose the construction. While the board's ability to shape the planned development is limited due to a court-ordered builder's remedy that compels the borough to permit its construction, board members nonetheless have raised concerns over certain aspects of Landmark's proposal…
Sunday, July 15, 2012
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As a whole, the town's rateable base decreased 18.4 percent as a result of the reassessment. With questions, concerns and misinformation swirling about the town’s recent reassessment, Patch attempts to clear up some of the confusion by providing an explainer on the process. Many residents have incorrectly calculated their annual tax burden by multiplying their third quarter estimated tax bill by four. A group of Fair Lawn residents is hoping to make a push for elected officials to rethink the way they fund government and public education. Landmark's developer and the planning board's engineer have agreed to work in consultation to recalculate sight lines from a proposed pedestrian crosswalk on Ramsey Terrace at Plaza Road. Attorney Joel …
Monday, July 9, 2012
This month's planning board hearing about the Landmark development on Daly Field will be held Monday, July 9 at 7:30 p.m.
The Fair Lawn Planning Board's hearings on the proposed Landmark development on Daly Field in Radburn will continue Monday night, with the finalization of the past two months' traffic discussion and the beginning of discussions on the site's architecture. At last month's hearing, Landmark's traffic engineer, Eric Keller, returned to the planning board to address traffic safety concerns its members had expressed after the board's May meeting where he had presented Landmark's traffic impact study. Keller said he determined that the superior traffic signal configuration for the light at the intersection of Plaza Road and Berdan Avenue would be an exclusive left turn lane and leading green for northbound Plaza Road traffic turning onto the …
Monday, May 14, 2012
Monday's Planning Board meeting will deal with traffic issues regarding the Landmark development at Daly Field.
Landmark's third presentation before the Fair Lawn Planning Board on its proposed development on Daly Field in Radburn will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Borough Hall. The developer is expected to address traffic issues at Monday's meeting, which should feature a presentation by Landmark's site engineer, planner and traffic expert, Eric Keller. Large crowds have packed the borough's council chambers for the two prior Landmark hearings, which dealt primarily with issues of storm water management, lighting, landscape design and maintenance, and trash pickup. Following Keller's presentation, residents will be permitted to ask questions, which are limited to issues presented thus far by the developer. Given the pace of the previous hearings, …
The Most Interesting Man in the World
2:28 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Most of the conditions are window dressing, however I agree that the affordable housing disbursement of units will require Landmark to spend more money to modify their plans. Now that they have a conditional approval, it will be interesting to see what Landmark will do, just comply or go back to court causing the borough to hand more taxpayer dollars to the attorneys. more ›