Ordinance No. O-11-41, adopted December 14, 2011, readopted Chapter 10, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-4.
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 1 - Harbor Place Special Improvement District Schedule A
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Editor's Note: Prior Ordinance History: 2002 Code §§ 10-1 — 10-1.15; Ord. No. O-08-06.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
This section shall be known and may be cited as the "Five-Year Tax Exemption Ordinance."
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
The Five-Year Exemption and Abatement Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:21-1, et seq., permits municipalities to grant for a period of five years, exemptions or abatements, or both from taxation in areas in need of rehabilitation pursuant to the procedures established in N.J.S.A. 40A:21-1, et seq., for residential, commercial and industrial structures. The need to encourage rehabilitation and redevelopment in New Jersey has been determined and recognized by the New Jersey Constitution, Article VIII, Section 1, paragraph 6. The City Council of the City of Bayonne hereby determines that the interest of the City and its residents is served by encouraging the renovation and rehabilitation of existing residential, industrial and commercial structures and by encouraging the construction of new residential, industrial and commercial structures by utilizing the provisions of State law with respect to tax exemption.
[Ord. No. O-14-42; amended 3-18-2020 by Ord. No. O-20-21]
All prior ordinances or parts of prior ordinances inconsistent with this section are hereby repealed as of December 31, 2014, provided however, that exemptions granted or tax agreements entered into under such prior or inconsistent ordinances prior to December 31, 2019, shall remain in effect until their expiration date under those prior ordinances. Any applications for exemptions allowed under this section which are filed after the December 31, 2019, expiration of the prior ordinance but prior to the effective date of this section shall be eligible for approval in accordance with the provisions of this section notwithstanding that they were filed prior to said effective date.[1]
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Editor's Note: Ordinance No. O-14-42 codified herein, was adopted December 10, 2014.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
As used in this section, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
a. 
AREA IN NEED OF REHABILITATION – Shall mean the entirety of the City of Bayonne which has been determined to be an area in need of rehabilitation pursuant to the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-1 et seq.), a "blighted area" as determined pursuant to the "Blighted Areas Act," P.L. 1949, c.187 (C.40:55-21.1 et seq.), or which has been determined to be in need of rehabilitation pursuant to P.L. 1975, c.104 (C.54:4-3.72 et seq.), P.L. 1977, c.12 (C.54:4-3.95 et seq.), or P.L. 1979, c.233 (C.54:4-3.121 et seq.).
b. 
ASSESSOR – Shall mean the Tax Assessor of the City of Bayonne who is charged with the duty of assessing real property for the purpose of general taxation.
c. 
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR – Shall mean the Business Administrator of the City.
d. 
CITY – Shall mean the City of Bayonne, in the County of Hudson, State of New Jersey.
e. 
CITY ATTORNEY – Shall mean the legal counsel for the City.
f. 
CITY COUNCIL – Shall mean the Municipal Council of the City.
g. 
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER – Shall mean the Chief Financial or Fiscal Officer of the City.
h. 
CLERK – Shall mean the Municipal Clerk of the City.
i. 
COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE – Shall mean a structure or part thereof used for the manufacturing, processing or assembling of material or manufactured products, or for research, office, industrial, commercial, retail, recreational, hotel or motel facilities, or warehousing purposes, or for any combination thereof, which the Governing Body determines will tend to maintain or provide gainful employment within the municipality, assist in the economic development of the municipality, maintain or increase the tax base of the municipality and maintain or diversify and expand commerce within the municipality. It shall not include any structure or part thereof used or to be used by any business relocated from another qualifying municipality unless: the total square footage of the floor area of the structure or part thereof used or to be used by the business at the new site together with the total square footage of the land used or to be used by the business at the new site exceeds the total square footage of that utilized by the business at its current site of operations by at least 10%; and the property that the business is relocating to has been the subject of a remedial action plan costing in excess of $250,000 performed pursuant to an administrative consent order entered into pursuant to authority vested in the Commissioner of Environmental Protection under P.L. 1970, c.33 (C.13:1D-1 et seq.), the "Water Pollution Control Act," P.L. 1977, c.74 (C.58:10A-1 et seq.), the "Solid Waste Management Act," P.L. 1970, c.39 (C.13:1E-1 et seq.), and the "Spill Compensation and Control Act," P.L. 1976, c.141 (C.58:10-23.11 et seq.).
j. 
COMPLETION – Shall mean substantially ready for the intended use for which a building or structure is constructed, improved or converted as evidenced by the earliest certificate of occupancy, temporary certificate of occupancy or certificate of approval issued by the City Bureau of Building or the State of New Jersey with respect to allowing such intended use or an earlier determination by the City Tax Assessor that the property is substantially ready for its intended use or actually in such use but has not obtained a temporary or final certificate of occupancy.
k. 
CONDOMINIUM – Shall mean a property created or recorded as a condominium pursuant to the Condominium Act (N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1 et seq.).
l. 
CONSTRUCTION – Shall mean the provision of a new dwelling, or commercial or industrial structure, or the enlargement of the volume of an existing dwelling or commercial or industrial structure by more than 30%, but shall not mean the conversion of an existing building or structure to another use.
m. 
COOPERATIVE – Shall mean a housing corporation or association, wherein the holder of a share or membership interest thereof is entitled to possess and occupy for dwelling purposes a house, apartment or other unit of housing owned by the corporation or association or to purchase a unit of housing owned by the corporation or association.
n. 
COST – Shall mean, when used with respect to abatements for dwellings, only the cost or fair market value of direct labor and materials used in improving a dwelling, or of converting another building or structure to a dwelling, or of constructing a dwelling, including any architectural, engineering, and contractor's fees associated therewith, as the owner of the property shall cause to be certified to the Tax Assessor body by an independent and qualified architect, following the completion of the project.
o. 
DWELLING – Shall mean a building or part of a building used, to be used or held for use as a home or residence, including accessory buildings located on the same premises, together with the land upon which such building or buildings are erected and which may be necessary for the fair enjoyment thereof, but shall not mean any building or part of a building, defined as a multiple dwelling pursuant to the Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law, (N.J.S.A. 55:13A-1 et seq.). A "dwelling" shall include, as they are separately conveyed to individual owners, individual residences within a cooperative, if purchased separately by the occupants thereof, and individual residences within a horizontal property regime or a condominium, but shall not include general common elements of such horizontal property regime or condominium as defined pursuant to the Horizontal Property Act (N.J.S.A. 46:8A-1 et seq.), or the Condominium Act (N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1 et seq.), or of a cooperative, if the residential units are owned separately.
p. 
EXEMPTION – Shall mean that portion of the assessor's full and true value of any improvement not regarded as increasing the taxable value of a property pursuant to this section.
q. 
HORIZONTAL PROPERTY REGIME – Shall mean a property submitted to a horizontal property regime pursuant to the Horizontal Property Act (N.J.S.A. 46:8A-1 et seq.).
r. 
IMPROVEMENT – Shall mean a modernization, rehabilitation, renovation, alteration or repair which produces a physical change in an existing dwelling that improves the safety, sanitation, decency or attractiveness of the building or structure as a place for human habitation or work, and which does not change the permitted use. In no case shall it include the repair of fire or other damage to a property for which payment of a claim was received by any person from an insurance company at any time during the three-year period immediately preceding the filing of any application pursuant to this section. In the case of a commercial or industrial structure, it shall not include ordinary painting, repairs and replacement of maintenance items, or an enlargement of the volume of an existing structure by more than 30%. In no case shall it include the repair of fire or other damage to a property for which payment of a claim was received by any person from an insurance company at any time during the three-year period immediately preceding the filing of an application pursuant to this act.
s. 
MULTIPLE DWELLING – Shall mean a building or structure meeting the definition of "multiple dwelling" set forth in the "Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law," P.L. 1967, c.76 (C.55:13A-1 et seq.), and means for the purpose of improvement or construction the "general common elements" and "common elements" of a condominium, a cooperative, or a horizontal property regime.
t. 
TAX AGREEMENT – Shall mean an agreement for exemption for projects and the payments to be made in lieu of taxes as required pursuant to the terms of this section.
u. 
TAX ASSESSOR – Shall mean the Tax Assessor for the City of Bayonne.
v. 
TAX COLLECTOR – Shall mean the Tax Collector of the City.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
a. 
This section may be amended from time to time. An amendment shall not affect any exemption previously granted and in force prior to the amendment.
b. 
Application for exemption from taxation may be filed pursuant to this section so adopted to take initial effect for 2021, the first full tax year commencing after the tax year in which this section is adopted, and for tax years thereafter as set forth in N.J.S.A. 40A:21-1 et seq. No application for exemption shall be filed for exemptions to take initial effect for the full tax year beginning five years from the date of the passage of this section or any tax year occurring thereafter, unless this section is readopted by the Governing Body pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-4.
[Amended 3-18-2020 by Ord. No. O-20-21]
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
There may be granted, pursuant to this section the exemption from taxation of various types of newly constructed dwellings including conversion of buildings previously used for nonresidential use and unutilized public buildings converted to residential use.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
a. 
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-16, application for an exemption on new construction or a one or two unit dwelling or the conversion of nonresidential property to condominiums or one or two unit dwellings must be filed with the Tax Assessor for the City of Bayonne within 30 days, including Saturdays and Sundays, following the completion of the improvement, conversion or construction. Applications filed more than 30 days after completion as defined in this section shall be denied.
b. 
The aforesaid application to the Assessor must be made on a fully completed form of exemption application as prescribed by the Director of the New Jersey Division of Taxation in the Department of Treasury, copies of which shall be available at the office of the Tax Assessor.
c. 
The Assessor's Office shall review applications that are timely submitted under this section and approve those that meet all the qualifying conditions of this section and deny those that do not.
d. 
Qualifying conditions, include, but are not limited to, full payment of any and all real estate taxes on the property for which the exemption is sought, property being of the type and use specified in this section, compliance of the project with all applicable laws and regulations, building and safety codes and timely filing of the completed application.
e. 
The Tax Assessor's office shall, within 30 days of receipt of the application, notify the applicant of whether or not the application was approved or denied by regular mail using the mailing address provided on the application. If the application is denied, the reason(s) for that denial shall also be provided.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-5(c), upon approval of the exemption application noted above, the City shall regard 30% of the Assessor's full and true value of the new dwelling constructed or the increase in value associated with the conversion made as not increasing the value of the property upon which the construction or conversion occurs. 30% of the increase in the Assessor's full and true value of the dwelling constructed or the increase in value occasioned by the conversion made shall be regarded as not increasing the value of the property for five years. The exemption shall be on the "increase" in value, if any to the improvement. The land on which the new construction or conversion sits is not subject to the exemption. In the case of a conversion, the value of the improvement prior to the conversion is also not subject to the exemption. In no case shall the assessed value of the completed project be less than the assessed value prior to the start of the project.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Applications for tax agreements involving the new construction of commercial or industrial projects or multiple dwellings shall be filed with the City Business Administrator for initial review and shall be subject to approval or denied by Ordinance of the Bayonne City Council.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
The application shall include the following:
a. 
A general description of the project for which an exemption is sought;
b. 
A legal description of all real estate necessary for the project;
c. 
Plans, drawings and other documents to demonstrate the structure and design of the project;
d. 
A description of the number, classes and type of employees to be employed at the project site within two years of completion of the project;
e. 
A statement of the reasons for seeking tax exemption on the project, and a description of the benefits to be realized by the applicant if an exemption is granted;
f. 
Estimates of the cost of constructing the project;
g. 
A statement indicating which of the formulas the applicant proposes to be used to calculate the payments in lieu of full property taxes, as authorized by Section 10 of the Act (N.J.S.A. 40A:21-10);
h. 
A statement showing (1) the real property taxes currently being assessed at the project site; (2) estimated payments that would be made annually by the applicant on the project during the period of the tax agreement, and (3) estimated tax payments that would be made by the applicant on the project during the first full year following the termination of the tax agreement;
i. 
A description of the number and types of dwelling units to be provided, a description of the common elements or general common elements, and a statement of the proposed initial rentals or sales prices of the dwelling units according to type and of any rental lease or resale restrictions to apply to any dwelling units respecting low or moderate income housing;
j. 
A schedule of the estimated completion date of the project; and
k. 
Such other pertinent information as may be required by the City.
[Ord. No. O-14-42; amended 3-18-2020 by Ord. No. O-20-21]
In addition to approval by the Municipal Council, all five-year exemption agreements involving the new construction of commercial or industrial projects or multiple dwellings also require, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-16, the timely filing of a fully completed form of exemption application as prescribed by the Director of the New Jersey Division of Taxation in the Department of Treasury with the Tax Assessor for the City of Bayonne within 30 days, including Saturdays and Sundays, following the completion of the improvement, conversion or construction. With the exception of those applications filed for properties completed, as defined in this section, between December 2, 2019, and the effective date of this section, applications filed more than 30 days after completion as defined in this section shall be denied. Applications for properties completed, as defined in this ordinance, between December 2, 2019, and the effective date of this section must, however, be filed within 30 days of the effective date of this section. Failing that, said application will be denied. Copies of the State form shall be available at the office of the Tax Assessor.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Upon receipt of an application, the Business Administrator shall conduct a complete review of the proposed project and/or subject property. The review shall take into consideration the property and appropriateness and adequacy of the description(s), plan(s) and estimate(s) submitted, the degree to which the project and/or property complies with the City's development goals as expressed in the master plan, zoning ordinance, redevelopment plans and rehabilitation plans, as applicable, as well as a financial review of the application including a cost and benefit analysis of the proposed project subject to the application.
In those cases where the Business Administrator deems appropriate, he may, prior to making a recommendation to approve or deny a given application, afford the applicant the opportunity to correct deficiencies in the application or negotiate modifications in the proposal which the Business Administrator deems favorable to the City of Bayonne.
In those cases where the Business Administrator recommends the denial of an application he shall provide the Mayor and City Council a copy of the application and his recommendation of denial. In such case the City Council shall have no obligation to move, act upon or consider the application further.
In those cases where the Business Administrator recommends approval of the application to the Mayor and City Council, he shall with the Mayor's approval, forward that recommendation to the City Attorney who shall have his office and that of the City Clerk prepare a proposed tax agreement and an ordinance to effectuate the exemption for presentation to the City Council.
The applicant shall be notified of any recommendation by the Business Administrator to approve or deny the application. In no event shall the passage of time or failure to provide the applicant notice of the Business Administrator's recommendation be taken as a recommendation of approval or an obligation for the municipal council to act. In those cases where the Business Administrator does not recommend or deny an application within 120 days of its completed submission, the application shall be considered denied.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Any tax agreement presented to the Municipal Council under this section shall include the identification of the affected property by the tax map designation and street address, the nature and scope of the structure to be constructed thereon, the formula for computing payments in lieu of taxes, the duration of the Agreement and the grounds for termination. The tax agreement shall require timely payment of any and all municipal taxes, fees and charges arising from or related to a property granted an exemption.
The tax agreement shall in all cases further provide that any change made in the ownership of the project or which would materially change the terms of the tax agreement shall be deemed a material breach of the agreement, which shall be cause for termination of the tax agreement. The tax agreement shall provide that the failure to make payments in lieu of taxes as required or to comply with any provision, term or condition of the agreement shall be grounds for the City to terminate the tax agreement, and/or to exercise such other remedies as may be provided by statute, this section or the tax agreement.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
All owners of projects subject to exemption pursuant to the approval and execution of a tax agreement shall be charged and obligated to make payments in lieu of full property taxes of an annual amount computed by one of the formulas authorized by N.J.S.A. 40A:21-10, as follows:
a. 
Cost Basis: The agreement may provide for the applicant to pay to the municipality in lieu of full property tax payments an amount equal to 2% of the cost of the project. For the purposes of the agreement, "the cost of the project" means only the cost or fair market value of direct labor and all materials used in the construction, expansion, or rehabilitation of all buildings, structures, and facilities at the project site, including the costs, if any, of land acquisition and land preparation, provision of access roads, utilities, drainage facilities, and parking facilities, together with architectural, engineering, legal, surveying, testing, and contractors' fees associated with the project; which the applicant shall cause to be certified and verified to the Governing Body by an independent and qualified architect, following the completion of the project.
b. 
Gross Revenue Basis: The agreement may provide for the applicant to pay to the municipality in lieu of full property tax payments an amount annually equal to 15% of the annual gross revenues from the project. For the purposes of the agreement, "annual gross revenues" means the total annual gross rental and other income payable to the owner of the project from the project. If in any leasing, any real estate taxes or assessments on property included in the project, any premiums for fire or other insurance on or concerning property included in the project, or any operating or maintenance expenses ordinarily paid by the landlord, are to be paid by the tenant, then those payments shall be computed and deemed to be part of the rent and shall be included in the annual gross revenue. The tax agreement shall establish the method of computing the revenues and may establish a method of arbitration by which either the landlord or tenant may dispute the amount of payments so included in the annual gross revenue.
c. 
Tax Phase-In Basis: The agreement may provide for the applicant to pay to the municipality in lieu of full property tax payments an amount equal to a percentage of taxes otherwise due, according to the following schedule:
1. 
In the first full year after completion, no payment in lieu of taxes otherwise due;
2. 
In the second full year after completion, an amount not less than 20% of taxes otherwise due;
3. 
In the third full year after completion, an amount not less than 40% of taxes otherwise due;
4. 
In the fourth full year after completion, an amount not less than 60% of taxes otherwise due;
5. 
In the fifth full year after completion, an amount not less than 80% of taxes otherwise due.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Upon adoption of an ordinance by the City Council authorizing the City to enter into a tax agreement, the Clerk shall insure that the tax agreement is circulated to the appropriate persons or entities for execution. No tax agreement shall be considered to be in force and effect unless and until it has been signed by the applicant and the Mayor of the City, after which it shall be dated and certified by the Clerk by her/his signature and the affixing of the City seal.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Once a tax agreement has been fully executed, the Clerk shall distribute executed copies thereof to the applicant, the Assessor, the Construction Code Official, the Business Administrator and the City Attorney. The Clerk shall retain one executed copy which shall be placed on permanent file within her/his office and made available for examination pursuant to the Open Public Records Act (C. 47:1A-1 et seq.).
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Within 30 days after the execution of a tax agreement the Bayonne City Clerk shall file a copy with the Director of the Division of Local Government Services within the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
In addition to approval by the Municipal Council, all exemptions require the timely filing of a fully completed form of exemption application as prescribed by the Director of the New Jersey Division of Taxation in the Department of Treasury with the Tax Assessor for the City of Bayonne within 30 days, including Saturdays and Sundays, following the completion of the improvement, conversion or construction. Applications filed more than 30 days after completion must be denied. Copies of the State form shall be available at the office of the Tax Assessor.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
a. 
Duration of Tax Agreement. All tax agreements authorized pursuant to this section shall be in effect for five full years from the first day of the month next following the date of completion of the project, subject to the termination provisions below.
b. 
Early Termination. If during any tax year prior to the termination of the tax agreement, the property owner ceases to operate or disposes of the property, or fails to meet the conditions for qualifying, then the tax which would have otherwise been payable for each tax year shall become due and payable from the property owner as if no exemption and abatement had been granted. The Governing Body of the municipality shall notify the property owner and Tax Collector forthwith and the Tax Collector shall within 15 days thereof notify the owner of the property of the amount of taxes due.
However, with respect to the disposal of the property, where it is determined that the new owner of the property will continue to use the property pursuant to the conditions which qualified the property, no tax shall be due, the exemption and the abatement shall continue, and the agreement shall remain in effect.
c. 
At the termination of a tax agreement, a project shall be subject to all applicable real property taxes as provided by State law and regulation and local ordinance; but nothing herein shall prohibit a project, at the termination of an agreement, from qualifying for and receiving the full benefits of any other tax preferences provided by law.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-13, the Tax Assessor shall determine, on October 1 of the year following the date of the completion of an improvement, conversion or construction, the true taxable value thereof. Except for projects subject to tax agreement, pursuant to sections 9 through 12 of P.L. 1991, c.441, the amount of tax to be paid for the tax year in which the project is completed shall be based on the assessed valuation of the property for the current tax year, minus the amount of the abatement, if any, allowed pursuant to this act and pro rated, plus any portion of the assessed valuation of the improvement, conversion or construction not allowed an exemption pursuant to this act, also pro rated. Subject to the provisions of the adopting ordinance, the property shall continue to be treated in the appropriate manner for each of the four tax years subsequent to the original determination by the assessor and shall be pro rated for the final tax year in which the exemption or abatement expires.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
No exemption shall be granted, or tax agreement entered into, pursuant to this section with respect to any property for which property taxes are delinquent or remain unpaid, or for which penalties for nonpayment of taxes are due.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
To the extent provided by law, the exemption of real property taxes provided by the City pursuant to this section shall apply to property taxes levied for municipal purposes, school purposes, County government purposes and for the purposes of funding any other property tax exemptions.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
The City shall include a notice in the mailing of the annual property tax bills to each owner of the properties where exemptions are authorized pursuant to this section, advising such property owners of same before the end of the first year following adoption of this section.[1]
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Editor's Note: This Section 10-1, Five Year Tax Exemption was adopted December 10, 2014 as Ord. No. O-14-42.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Any property granted an exemption pursuant to this section shall be subject to an inspection by the City on an annual basis to ensure that the property is in compliance with all applicable ordinances, regulations and codes of the City. Refusal to grant access for this purpose shall be cause for the termination of any exemption. Any project which is determined to be in violation of any ordinance, regulation or code governing health and safety standards, shall be subject to penalties and fines, as applicable, or any other remedial action permitted by State Statute, including termination of the tax agreement.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
If any provision of this section is legally invalid or is hereafter found to be legally invalid, the remainder of the section shall remain in full force and effect.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Nothing contained in this section shall be so construed as to limit or deprive the City of any rights or privileges which are now or in the future conferred on the City by State Statute or Federal laws.
[Ord. No. O-14-42]
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:21-21 the Governing Body shall, on or before October 1 of each year, to the Director of the Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs and to the Director of the Division of Taxation in the Department of the Treasury the total amount of real property taxes exempted and the total amount abated within the municipality in the current tax year for each of the following:
a. 
Improvements of dwellings;
b. 
Construction of dwellings;
c. 
Improvements and conversions of multiple dwellings;
d. 
Improvements of commercial or industrial structures;
e. 
Construction of multiple dwellings under tax agreements; and
f. 
Construction of commercial or industrial structures under tax agreements.
In the case of paragraphs e and f above, the report shall state instead the total amount of payments made in lieu of taxes according to each formula utilized by the municipality, and the difference between that total amount and the total amount of real property taxes which would have been paid on the project had the tax agreement not been in effect, for the current tax year.
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Editor's Note: Former Section 10-1A, Five-Year Tax Exemption for Multiple Dwellings, previously codified herein and containing portions of Ordinance No. O-13-15 was deleted in its entirety by Ordinance No. O-14-42. See Section 10-1, Five-Year Tax Exemption.
[1972 Code § 2-21.1; Ord. No. O-12-10]
The Municipal Council of the City of Bayonne hereby finds:
a. 
The central business district is an integral and vital economic and social force in the City of Bayonne.
b. 
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:56-65 et seq., it is hereby determined that to designate an area as a specific town center and to establish a corporation to assist in its management is in the best interest of the City of Bayonne and its residents for promoting economic growth and employment within the area.
[1972 Code § 2-21.2; Ord. No. O-00-23 § 1; New; Ord. No. O-12-10]
a. 
Creation. There is hereby created and designated within the City of Bayonne a special improvement district known as the Town Center and hereinafter designated by street address and tax lot and block number in Appendix A attached hereto.
b. 
Assessment. A special assessment shall be imposed and collected by the City of Bayonne with the regular property tax payment or payment in lieu of taxes, or otherwise and as hereafter designated by the Municipal Council, on all retail, commercial and professional occupants, tenants and owners within the Town Center. This assessment shall not apply to residential occupants, tenants or owners within the Town Center. All or not less than 98% of those payments shall be transferred to the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation to effectuate the purpose of this section and to exercise the power given to it as hereinafter set forth. The assessment shall be financed and assessed to properties especially benefited hereby as provided generally by N.J.S.A. 40:56-1 et seq.
All retail, commercial and professional occupants, tenants and owners within the Town Center shall be subject to an assessment. The formula of the assessment will be based upon a surcharge of present property assessment, and will be derived at the discretion of the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation's Board of Directors with the approval of the majority of voting corporate members. No property shall incur a dual assessment.
The monies derived from the special annual assessment will be used to provide services peculiar to the Town Center and are distinguished from services normally provided by the City within and outside of the center. They will provide benefits primarily to the property included in the Town Center rather than the City as a whole.
c. 
Expansion. The special improvement district known as the Town Center, originally encompassing those properties set forth within Appendix A, was expanded to include those properties designated by street address and tax lot and block number in Appendix B, dated March 22, 2000.[1]
Appendix A
TABLE OF SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PROPERTY
City of Bayonne
Block
Lot
Address
163
19
629 Broadway
163
20.11
631 Broadway
163
20.12
631 Broadway
163
20.13
631 Broadway
163
20.14
631 Broadway
163
20.23
631 Broadway
163
20.24
631 Broadway
163
21
635 Broadway
163
22
637 Broadway
163
23
639 Broadway
163
24
641 Broadway
163
25
643 Broadway
164
1
644 Broadway
164
2
642 Broadway
164
3
638-640 Broadway
164
4
636 Broadway
167
19
613-15 Broadway
167
20
617-27 Broadway
168
47
624-28 Broadway
168
48
622 Broadway
168
49
620 Broadway
168
50
618 Broadway
168
51.01
614-16 Broadway
171
10
595 Broadway
171
12
599 Broadway
171
14
603 Broadway
171
15
605 Broadway
171
16
607 Broadway
171
17
609-11 Broadway
172
50
612 Broadway
172
51
610 Broadway
172
52
608 Broadway
172
53
604 Broadway
172
54
602 Broadway
172
55
600 Broadway
172
56
598 Broadway
172
58
594 Broadway
172
59
592 Broadway
178
21
569 Broadway
178
22
571 Broadway
178
23
573 Broadway
178
24
575 Broadway
178
25.01
577-81 Broadway
178
26
585 Broadway
178
27
587-89 Broadway
179
41
590 Broadway
179
42
588 Broadway
179
43
586 Broadway
179
44
584 Broadway
179
45
582 Broadway
183
12
9-11 West 25th Street
183
13
545 Broadway
183
14
547 Broadway
183
15
549-55 Broadway
183
16
557-51 Broadway
183
17
563-67 Broadway
184
1
566-68 Broadway
184
2
564 Broadway
184
3
562 Broadway
184
4
560 Broadway
184
5
554-56 Broadway
184
6
550-52 Broadway
184
7
550 Broadway
184
8.11
546-48 Broadway
184
8.12
546-48 Broadway
184
8.13
546-48 Broadway
189
18
521 Broadway
189
19
523 Broadway
189
20
525 Broadway
189
21
527-31 Broadway
189
23
533-35 Broadway
189
24
537-43 Broadway
190
1
9 East 24th Street
190
2
11a East 24th Street
190
3
11b East 24th Street
190
4
542 Broadway Rear
190
5
544 Broadway
190
6
542 Broadway
190
7
540 Broadway
190
8
538 Broadway
190
9
536 Broadway
190
10
534 Broadway
190
11
528-32 Broadway
190
12
526 Broadway
190
13
522-24 Broadway
196
1
497-99 Broadway
196
3
497-99 Broadway
196
4
501-03 Broadway
196
5
505-07 Broadway
196
6
509-15 Broadway
196
7
517-19 Broadway
197
1
520 Broadway
197
2
516-18 Broadway
197
4
512-14 Broadway
197
5
510 Broadway
197
6
508 Broadway
197
7
504-06 Broadway
197
8
502 Broadway
197
9
498-500 Broadway
204
1
473-75 Broadway
204
2
477 Broadway
204
3
479-81 Broadway
204
4
483-85 Broadway
204
5
487 Broadway
204
6
489 Broadway
204
7
491 Broadway
204
8
493-95 Broadway
205
1
494-96 Broadway
205
2
492 Broadway
205
3
490 Broadway
205
4
488 Broadway
205
5
486 Broadway
205
6
484 Broadway
205
7
482 Broadway
205
8
480 Broadway
205
9
478 Broadway
205
10
474-76 Broadway
205
11
9 East 22nd Street
210
18
457 Broadway
210
19
459 Broadway
210
20
461 Broadway
210
21
463 Broadway
210
22
465 Broadway
210
23
467 Broadway
210
24
469 Broadway
210
25
471 Broadway
211
1
11 East 21st Street
211
2
15-17 East 21st Street
211
3
13 East 21st Street
211
5
458 Broadway
211
7
16 East 22nd Street
211
8
14 East 22nd Street
211
9
12 East 22nd Street
211
10
10 East 22nd Street
211
11
470-72 Broadway
211
12.01
466-68 Broadway
211
13
464 Broadway
211
14
462 Broadway
211
15
460 Broadway
211
16
454-56 Broadway
211
17
452 Broadway
211
18
450 Broadway
211
19
446-48 Broadway
216
13
441-45 Broadway
216
14
447 Broadway
216
15
449 Broadway
216
16
451 Broadway
216
17
453 Broadway
216
18
455 Broadway
220
20
425 Broadway
220
21
427 Broadway
220
22
429 Broadway
220
23
431-33 Broadway
220
24
435-39 Broadway
220
26
435-39 Broadway
221
20
8-10 East 21st Street
221
21
444 Broadway
221
22
442 Broadway
221
23
438-40 Broadway
221
24
434-36 Broadway
221
25
430-32 Broadway
221
26
426-28 Broadway
221
27
424 Broadway
221
28
422 Broadway
221
29
420 Broadway
225
17
409 Broadway
225
18
411 Broadway
225
19
413 Broadway
225
20
415 Broadway
225
21
417 Broadway
225
22
419 Broadway
225
23
421 Broadway
225
24
423 Broadway
226
36
418 Broadway
226
37
416 Broadway
226
38
414 Broadway
226
39
412 Broadway
226
40
410 Broadway
226
41
408 Broadway
226
42.01
406 Broadway
226
43
400-04 Broadway
226
44
398 Broadway
226
45
396 Broadway
226
46
394 Broadway
231
20
389 1/2 Broadway
231
21
391 Broadway
231
22
393 Broadway
231
23
395 Broadway
231
24
397 Broadway
231
25
399 Broadway
231
26
401 Broadway
231
27
403 Broadway
232
15
392 Broadway
232
16
390 Broadway
232
17
388 Broadway
232
18
386 Broadway
232
20
372-78 Broadway
239
12
375 Broadway
239
13
377 Broadway
239
14
379 Broadway
239
15
381-83 Broadway
239
16
385 Broadway
239
17
387 Broadway
239
18
389 Broadway
[1]
Editor's Note: Appendix A represents a list compiled by the City of Appendix A and Appendix B as adopted by City ordinance. Original copies of the Appendix material are available at the Office of the City Clerk.
[1972 Code § 2-21.3; Ord. No. O-12-10]
a. 
Designation of Governing Entity. The Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation, a NJ nonprofit corporation created pursuant to the provisions of Title 15 of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey and subsection 10-3.3 of the Revised General Ordinances of the City of Bayonne, is hereby designated as the entity charged with management of the Special Improvement District in accordance with this section 10-2.
b. 
Powers. The Corporation shall have all of the powers, duties and responsibilities as provided for under the applicable laws of the State of New Jersey including, but not limited to the following powers:
1. 
Adopt bylaws for the regulations of its affairs and the conduct of its business and to prescribe rules, regulations and policies in connection with the performance of its functions and duties;
2. 
Employ such persons, as may be required, and fix and pay their compensation from funds available to it;
3. 
Apply for, accept, administer and comply with the requirements respecting an appropriation of funds or a gift, grant or donation of property or money;
4. 
Make and execute agreements which may be necessary or convenient to the exercise of its powers and functions including contracts with any person, firm, corporation, governmental agency other entity;
5. 
Borrow money from private lenders for periods not to exceed 180 days and governmental entities for the same or longer periods;
6. 
Fund the improvement of the exterior appearance of properties in the Town Center through grants or loans;
7. 
Fund the rehabilitation of properties in the Town Center;
8. 
Accept, purchase, rehabilitate, sell, lease or manage property in the Town Center;
9. 
Enforce the conditions of any loan, grant, sale or lease made by it;
10. 
Provide security, sanitation and other services to the Town Center, supplemental to those provided normally by the City of Bayonne;
11. 
Undertake improvements designed to increase the safety or attractiveness of the Town Center to businesses which may wish to locate there, or to visitors to the Town Center, including but not limited to litter, clean-up and control, landscaping, parking areas and facilities, recreational and rest areas and facilities, and those improvements generally permitted for pedestrian malls;
12. 
Publicize and promote the Town Center and the businesses within its boundaries;
13. 
Recruit new businesses to fill vacancies and to balance the business mix of the Town Center;
14. 
Organize and coordinate special events in the Town Center pursuant to pertinent regulations of the Municipal Council;
15. 
Provide special parking arrangements for the Town Center;
16. 
Provide and maintain decorative lighting and music for the Town Center; and
17. 
Administer and manage its own funds and accounts and pay its own obligations.
[1972 Code § 2-21.4; Ord. No. O-12-10]
a. 
The Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation shall submit a detailed annual budget for approval by resolution of the Municipal Council. The budget shall be submitted with a report which explains how the budget contributes to goals and objectives for the special improvement district.
b. 
The budget shall be introduced, approved, amended and adopted by resolution, passed by not less than a majority of the full membership of the Municipal Council. The procedure shall be as follows: introduction and approval, public advertising, public hearing, amendments and public hearing, if required, and adoption.
c. 
The budget shall be introduced in writing at a meeting of the Municipal Council. Approval therefor shall constitute a first reading, which may be by title. Upon the approval of the budget, the Municipal Council shall fix the time and place for the holding of a public hearing of the budget.
d. 
The budget shall be advertised after approval. The advertisement shall contain a copy of the budget and shall set forth the date, time and place of the hearing. It shall be published at least 10 days prior to the date fixed therefor in a newspaper published and circulating in the municipality, if there be one, and if not, in a newspaper published in the County and circulating in the City.
e. 
No budget shall be adopted until a public hearing has been held thereon and all persons having an interest therein shall have been given an opportunity to present objections. The hearing shall be held not less than 28 days after the approval of the budget. The public hearing shall be held at the time and place specified in the advertisement thereof, but may be adjourned from time to time until the hearing is closed.
f. 
The budget, as advertised, shall be read at the public hearing in full, or it may be read by its title if: (1) at least one week prior to the date of the hearing a complete copy of the approved budget as advertised shall be posted in a public place where the public notices are customarily posted in the municipal building, and also is made available to each person requesting same during that week and during the public hearing; and (2) the Municipal Council shall, by resolution passed by not less than a majority of its full membership, determine that the budget shall be read by its title and declared that the conditions set forth above have been met. After closing the hearing, the Municipal Council may adopt the budget by title without amendments, or may approve amendments as provided below before adoption.
g. 
The Municipal Council may amend the budget during or after the public hearing. No amendment by it shall be effective until taxpayers and all persons having an interest therein shall have been granted a public hearing thereon, if the amendment shall:
1. 
Add a new item in an amount in excess of 1% of the total amount as stated in the approved budget; or
2. 
Increase or decrease any item by more than 10%; or
3. 
Increase the amount to be raised pursuant to Section 16 of P.L. 1972, c. 134(c), unless the same is made pursuant to an emergency temporary appropriation only.
Notice of hearing on an amendment shall be advertised at least three days before the date set therefor. The amendment shall be published in full in the same manner as an original publication and shall be read in full at the hearing and before adoption.
h. 
Final adoption shall be by resolution, adopted by a majority of the full membership of the Municipal Council, and may be by title.
[1972 Code § 2-21.5; Ord. No. O-12-10]
The Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation shall cause an annual audit of its books, accounts and financial transactions to be made and filed with the Municipal Council of the City of Bayonne, and for that purpose the corporation shall employ a certified public accountant of New Jersey. The annual audit shall be completed and filed with the Municipal Council within four months after the close of the fiscal year of the corporation and a certified duplicate copy of the audit shall be filed with the Director of the Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs within five days of the filing of the audit with the Municipal Council.
[Ord. No. O-01-03 § 1; Ord. No. O-09-28 § 2; Ord. No. O-12-10]
a. 
It is the express intention of this Municipal Council to ensure that the revitalization and rehabilitation of the City of Bayonne's central business district takes place in such a way that consistent architectural and aesthetic principles are followed. The majority of commercial facades on Broadway consist of four architectural elements:
1. 
The cornice at the top of the facade. This is defined as the ornamental molding, that crowns the facade and establishes a stopping point for the viewer's eye. Many historic buildings have had their cornices removed or covered over. These facades tend to look incomplete or unfinished. The degree of complexity of cornices varies with the style and period of the building, but some type of cornice on every building is necessary to provide a coherent street frontage along Broadway.
2. 
The upper stories. These give the appearance of either a healthy, vibrant street or of a declining street; depending on whether they are occupied (windows, lights at night, etc.) or abandoned (filled-in windows or existing windows with dirty glass, broken blinds, etc.). The size and positioning of window openings give buildings a visual rhythm and help to establish balance and scale.
3. 
The ground-floor storefront. This is the most important element on any commercial building located in the Special Improvement District. The types of goods and services offered within are presented by the window displays. The architectural treatment of the storefront itself, including the lighting, creates a frame for the window displays. Poor quality materials or ill-maintained fronts create a negative impression, regardless of the quality of the goods within.
4. 
Signage. Signs used on buildings are an integral part of the "presentation." Signage should be interesting and informative, without being harsh or aggressive. Storefronts are framed by vertical and horizontal elements. Vertical piers appear to support structure, including upper stories of a multi-story building. If these elements are lacking, the building looks awkward. Horizontal lines define the boundary between upper and lower parts of the facade. Within this frame are the elements of the storefront itself: the display windows, entrance, awnings, signage, etc. Restoration of existing historical cornices is to be encouraged.
b. 
To that end, the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation is hereby empowered to establish an Architectural and General Commercial Property Standards Review Board which shall be charged with the responsibility of developing and promulgating storefront design standards and general commercial property guidelines. The Architectural and General Commercial Property Standards Review Board shall be comprised of the Executive Director of the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation, two Board Members of the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Redevelopment Corporation (exclusive of the Executive Director), the Director of Community Development, the City of Bayonne's Zoning Officer, two owners of properties within the Special Improvement District and an architectural design consultant to be selected by the Mayor and Council. These storefront design standards and general commercial property guidelines shall become effective only upon presentation to and the approval of the Municipal Council. The Municipal Council shall have 45 days from the receipt of same to adopt a resolution disapproving of the design standards and general commercial property guidelines. If the Municipal Council does not adopt a resolution within 45 days of presentment, then the design standard and guidelines shall become effective and enforceable. Any amendments to the initial design standards and general commercial property guidelines shall be subject to the same forty-five-day rule.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
The purposes of this special improvement district are to:
a. 
Promote economic growth and employment within the Harbour Place District;
b. 
Foster and encourage transportation means to enhance the local business climate and residential commuting;
c. 
Create a self-financing special improvement district to assist in meeting local needs, goals and objectives;
d. 
Designate a district management corporation to implement and manage the programs and carry out local needs, goals and objectives;
e. 
Impose and collect a special assessment on property and parking lots located within the Harbour Place District.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
As used in Subsections 10-2.7 to 10-2.22, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
DISTRICT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
The Harbour Place District Management Corporation (also referred to as "Management Corporation"), an entity incorporated pursuant to Title 15A of the New Jersey Statutes and designated by Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 to receive funds collected by a special assessment within the Special Improvement District, as authorized by Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 and any amendments thereto.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (also referred to as "DISTRICT")
That area of Harbour Place described by block and lot numbers and street addresses as set forth in Schedule A,[1] which is on file in the office of the City Clerk, and designated by Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22, in which a special assessment on the commercial property within the District (including multitenant residential rental buildings), including without limitation those properties set forth on Schedule A, shall be imposed for the purposes of promoting the economic and general welfare of the district and the City. The amount of the special assessment for each property subject to the special assessment shall be determined by the district management corporation and approved by the Municipal Council on a yearly basis.
[1]
Editor's Note: Schedule A is included as an attachment to this chapter.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
The Council finds and declares that:
a. 
The Harbour Place Special Improvement District area of the City has special needs and requires special services separate and apart from the municipal services already provided to the District by the City.
b. 
These specific services can best be provided through a private-public partnership implemented by the creation of a special improvement district to be managed by a district management corporation.
c. 
The creation of a special improvement district and the designation of a district management corporation will promote economic growth and employment; foster and encourage business vitality, expansion and self-help; enhance the local business climate and otherwise be in the best interest of the property owners and residents in the District and throughout the City.
d. 
A district management corporation will provide administrative and other services to benefit the businesses, employees, residents and consumers within the special improvement district and assist the City in promoting economic growth and employment.
e. 
A special assessment shall be imposed and collected by the City with the regular property tax payment or payment in lieu of taxes or otherwise, and that all of these payments shall be transferred to the district management corporation to effectuate the purposes of this chapter and to exercise the powers given to it by this chapter.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
a. 
There is hereby created and designated within the City of Bayonne a special improvement district to be known as the Harbour Place Special Improvement District consisting of those properties designated by tax block and lot and street addresses on Schedule A[1] attached hereto and on file in the office of the City Clerk. The properties within the special improvement district that shall be subject to special assessment for the purposes of promoting the economic and general welfare of the District and the City includes all commercial properties (including multitenant residential rental buildings), including without limitation those properties set forth on Schedule A,[2] shall be imposed for the purposes of promoting the economic and general welfare of the District and the City. The amount of the special assessment for each property subject to the special assessment shall be determined by the district management corporation and approved by the Municipal Council on a yearly basis.
[1]
Editor's Note: Schedule A is included as an attachment to this chapter.
[2]
Editor's Note: Schedule A is included as an attachment to this chapter.
b. 
All commercial properties within the special improvement district, (including multitenant residential rental buildings), including without limitation those properties set forth on Schedule A,[3] all private properties; and tax exempt land which contain improvements subject to property tax, are deemed included in the assessing and taxing provisions of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 and are expressly subject to any fee, tax or assessment made for special improvement district purposes.
[3]
Editor's Note: Schedule A is included as an attachment to this chapter.
c. 
Only those properties within the special improvement district that are fully tax exempt or are deemed excluded from the assessing provisions of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 are expressly exempt from any fee, tax or assessment made for special improvement district purposes.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
Any owner of property included within the special improvement district and subject to the assessing and taxing provisions of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 may appeal to the Tax Assessor of the City of Bayonne requesting to be excluded from the District and from any assessment and taxing provisions of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22. This appeal is only as to whether or not a property should be included within the District under the standards set forth in Subsection 10-2.10 of this chapter. It is not an appeal with regard to any taxes. Appeals with regard to taxes should be taken in the usual manner to the Hudson County Board of Taxation or to the Tax Court. This appeal seeking exclusion from the District and any assessment and taxing provisions of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 shall be in writing and specifically detail the factual basis for the appeal. The Assessor shall investigate the matter and conduct an informal hearing or conference within 30 days of receipt of the appeal. Within 10 days after the conclusion of the informal hearing or conference, the Assessor shall file a report and recommendation with the Municipal Council. The Municipal Council shall review the matter and act within 30 days upon receipt of the report and recommendation from the Assessor.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
a. 
It is hereby determined that the operation and maintenance of the District may involve annual costs relating to services peculiar to the District, as distinguished from operation and maintenance services normally provided by the City outside of the District. Those annual costs shall be assessed or taxed to the benefited properties or businesses pursuant to Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 and N.J.S.A. 40:56-65 et seq.
b. 
Each year after the Council shall have acted on the estimated costs and/or on the budget of the District, the Assessor shall prepare an assessment roll setting forth separately the amounts to be specially assessed against the benefited and assessable properties in the District. Descriptions of such properties and the names of the then current owners of such properties, so far as names are available, shall be included in each annual assessment roll. The assessment roll, when so prepared, shall be filed in the office of the City Clerk and be there available for inspection. The Council shall annually meet to consider objections to the amounts of such special assessments at least 10 days after a notice of hearing has been published once in the official newspaper and mailed to the named owners of all tracts, parcels and lots of property proposed to be assessed. The notice shall set forth the time and place of meeting, and set forth the purpose of such meeting, but may refer to the assessment roll for further particulars. When the Council shall have approved the amounts of the special assessments set forth therein or as may be changed by it, the City Clerk shall forthwith certify a copy of the assessment roll with such changes, if any, to the Hudson County Tax Board.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
The nonprofit corporation, Harbour Place District Management, is hereby designated as the district management corporation for the District. This corporation shall conduct its business in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Law.[1] It shall file copies of its minutes of its meetings with the City Clerk, so as to be available for public inspection. This management corporation, in addition to acting as an advisory board to the Mayor and Council, shall have all powers necessary and requisite to effectuate the purposes of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 and the District. In order to receive any funds or exercise any of the powers granted herein, the Board of Directors of the Harbour Place District Management Corporation must include as members the Mayor or his designee and a member of the Municipal Council as appointed by the Council. The Mayoral and Council members shall serve at the pleasure of, respectively, the Mayor and the Council.
[1]
Editor's Note: See N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
The Harbour Place District Management Corporation may:
a. 
Adopt bylaws for the regulation of its affairs and the conduct of its business and to prescribe rules, regulations and policies in connection with the performance of its functions and duties.
b. 
Employ such persons as may be required and fix and pay their compensation from funds available to the corporation.
c. 
Apply for, accept, administer and comply with the requirements respecting an appropriation of funds or a gift, grant or donation of property or money.
d. 
Make and execute agreements which may be necessary or convenient to the exercise of the powers and functions of the corporation, including contracts with a person, firm, corporation, governmental agency or other entity.
e. 
Administer and manage its own funds and accounts and pay its own obligations.
f. 
Borrow money from private lenders or governmental entities for periods not to exceed 180 days.
g. 
Fund transportation services within the District including but not limited to shuttles, ferry, car sharing and bike sharing services.
h. 
Fund the maintenance of public properties or open space in the District.
i. 
Accept, lease or manage property in the District.
j. 
Enforce the conditions of any loan, grant, sale or lease made by the Corporation.
k. 
Provide security, sanitation, transportation and other services to the District, supplemental to those provided normally by the municipality.
l. 
Undertake improvements designated to increase the safety or attractiveness of the district to businesses which may wish to locate there or to visitors to the District including, but not limited to, litter cleanup and control, landscaping, parking areas and facilities, recreational and rest areas and facilities, pursuant to pertinent regulations of the City of Bayonne.
m. 
Publicize the District and the businesses included within the District boundaries.
n. 
Recruit new businesses to fill vacancies in and to balance the business mix of the District.
o. 
Organize special business or residential related events in the District.
p. 
Provide special parking arrangements for the District for customers of businesses within the District.
q. 
Provide temporary decorative lighting in the District to attract customers.
r. 
Advise the Municipal Council in connection with the acquisition and construction of improvements in the special improvement district, the making of a plan therefor and the operation and maintenance thereof, and to meet and furnish recommendations or comments and requests of members of the public and of owners and occupants of property included within the Special Improvement District.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
The Harbour Place District Management Corp. shall file with the City Clerk a certified copy of the adopted bylaws of the Corporation, which bylaws shall be in substantial conformity with the draft bylaws filed with the Clerk prior to the adoption of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 attached as Scheduled B.[1] The Harbour Place District Management Corp, shall have the right to amend these bylaws from time to time as its members so decide, provided that a certified copy of the adopted amendments shall be filed with the City Clerk no later than 14 days prior to the date they are to become effective.
[1]
Editor's Note: Schedule B is on file in the City offices.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
a. 
Notwithstanding the creation of a special improvement district, the City of Bayonne expressly retains all its powers and authority over the area designated as within the special improvement district.
b. 
Nothing contained herein shall be interpreted or construed to be a vacation, in whole or in part, of any municipal street or part thereof.
c. 
The district management corporation shall not make or enter into any contracts for the improvement of any publicly owned or operated facility or property within the special improvement district nor adopt any regulations relating to public property in such District without the consent of the City.
d. 
The district management corporation shall comply with all applicable ordinances or regulations of the City.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
a. 
The fiscal year of the District shall be January 1 to December 31.
b. 
Except with respect to the initial budget which may be presented for approval by the City Council at any time, the district management corporation shall submit a detailed annual budget for the upcoming calendar year no later than October 1 to the Mayor and Municipal Council.
c. 
The budget shall be submitted with a report which explains how the budget contributes to goals and objectives for the special improvement district. The budget shall be reasonably itemized and shall include a summary of the categories of cost properly chargeable as follows:
1. 
The amount of such costs to be charged against the general funds of the municipality, if any.
2. 
The amount of costs to be charged and assessed against properties benefited in the District in proportion to benefits which shall be the aggregate of costs of annual improvements to be made in the District during the ensuing year.
3. 
The amount of costs, if any, to be specially taxed against properties in the District.
d. 
The budget shall be introduced, approved, amended and adopted by resolution passed by not less than a majority of the full membership of the Municipal Council. The procedure shall be as follows:
1. 
Introduction and approval;
2. 
Public advertising;
3. 
Public hearing;
4. 
Amendments and public hearings, if required; and
5. 
Adoption.
e. 
The budget shall be introduced, in writing, at a meeting of the Municipal Council. Approval thereof shall constitute a first reading, which may be by title. Upon the approval of the budget by the Municipal Council, it shall fix the time and place for the holding of a hearing upon the budget.
f. 
The budget shall be advertised after approval. The advertisement shall contain a copy of the budget and shall set forth the date, the time and place of the hearing. It shall be published at least 10 days prior to the date fixed therefor in the official newspaper of the City.
g. 
No budget shall be adopted until a public hearing has been held thereon and all persons having an interest therein shall have been given an opportunity to present objections. The hearing shall be held not less than 20 days after the approval of the budget.
h. 
The public hearing shall be held at the time and place specified in the advertisement thereof, but may be adjourned from time to time until the hearing is closed.
i. 
The budget, as advertised, shall be read at the public hearing in full or it may be read by its title, if:
1. 
At least one week prior to the date of the hearing, a complete copy of the approved budget as advertised:
(a) 
Shall be posted in City of Bayonne's Clerk's Office;
(b) 
Is made available to each person requesting the same during that week and during the public hearing;
2. 
The Municipal Council shall, by resolution passed by not less than a majority of the full membership, determine that the budget shall be read by its title and declare that the conditions set forth in Subsection i1 have been met.
j. 
The Municipal Council may amend the budget during or after the public hearing. No amendment by the Municipal Council shall be effective until taxpayers and all persons having an interest therein shall have been granted a public hearing thereon, if the amendment shall:
1. 
Add a new item in an amount in excess of 1% of the total amount as stated in the approved budget; or
2. 
Increase or decrease any item by more than 10%.
k. 
Final adoption shall be by resolution, adopted by a majority of the full membership of the Municipal Council, and may be by title.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
a. 
Disposition of Funds.
1. 
Funds appropriated and collected for the annual costs of operating and maintaining a special improvement district shall be credited to a special account. The Mayor and Municipal Council may incur the annual costs of improving, operating and maintaining a special improvement district, during any fiscal year, though not specifically provided for by line item or other category in an approved estimate for such fiscal year, if in their sole discretion it shall be deemed necessary to provide for such annual improvements or operation or maintenance prior to the succeeding fiscal year and so long as the total amount of the account as approved for that year is not exceeded by that expenditure. Any balances to the credit of the account and remaining unexpended at the end of the fiscal year shall be conserved and applied towards the financial requirements of the succeeding year.
2. 
The Mayor and Municipal Council may retain a portion of the collected special assessment proceeds to offset the direct costs incurred in the required assessment and budget processes not to exceed 2% of the budget.
3. 
The Mayor and Municipal Council shall pay over funds to the management corporation quarterly on the first day of March, June, September and December of each year. The City shall not be obligated to pay over any funds not actually received by the City.
b. 
The District Management Corporation shall cause an annual audit of its books, accounts and financial transactions to be made and filed with the Mayor and Municipal Council and for that purpose the corporation shall employ a certified public accountant of New Jersey. The annual audit shall be completed and filed with the Municipal Council within four months after the close of the fiscal year of the Corporation, and a certified duplicate copy of the audit shall be filed with the Director of the Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs within five days of the filing of the audit with the Mayor and Council.
c. 
The District Management Corporation shall, within 30 days after the close of each fiscal year, make an annual report of its activities for the preceding fiscal year to the Mayor and Municipal Council.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
Nothing contained herein shall prevent the Council at any time, subsequent to the adoption of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 by ordinance, from abandoning the operation of the special improvement district, changing the extent of the special improvement district, supplementing or amending the description of the District to be specially assessed or taxed for annual costs of the special improvement district, changing or repealing any plan, rules, requisitions or limitations adopted for the operation of the Special Improvement District or rescinding the designation of or redesignating a district management corporation.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
This special improvement district shall become operable when the bylaws of the Harbour Place District Management Corp. are adopted by a vote of the eligible participants in the manner provided for in the draft bylaws on file with the City Clerk.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
If any provision of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such holding shall not affect other provisions or applications of the act and to this end the provisions of this act are severable.
[Added 4-17-2019 by Ord. No. O-19-21]
a. 
All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
b. 
The City Clerk shall cause Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 to be codified and incorporated in the Revised General Ordinances of the City of Bayonne.
c. 
Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 shall take effect at the time and in the manner as provided by law.
d. 
The City codifier is authorized to change any chapter numbers, article numbers and section numbers if codification of Subsections 10-2.7 through 10-2.22 reveals a conflict between those numbers and the existing code, in order to avoid confusion and possible accidental repealers of existing provisions.
[Ord. No. O-09-10 § 1; Ord. No. O-12-20]
The Municipal Council of the City of Bayonne does hereby accept the designation of certain areas contained in its resolution as more particularly described in Exhibit A[1] attached hereto and made a part hereof. The Municipal Council accepts this designation from the Urban Enterprise Zone Authority, and accepts the designation of the Zone Development Plan as formulated and approved in the aforesaid resolution.
[1]
Editor's Note: Exhibit A, referred to herein may be found at the end of this section.
[Ord. No. O-02-25; Ord. No. O-09-10 § 1; Ord. No. O-09-28 § 2; Ord. No. O-12-20]
The City is seeking designation as an Urban Enterprise Zone due to the following existing conditions:
The City's commercial districts have been adversely affected by the existence of Urban Enterprise Zones both contiguous and nearby to the City of Bayonne. The sales tax reduction, as well as the improvements funded by these zones, has placed the commercial trade in Bayonne at a competitive disadvantage.
The development of both vacant and under-utilized sites has been hindered due to the incentives that are present to developers in the cities of the neighboring Urban Enterprise Zones.
Several sites, currently zoned as Highway Development, have the potential to be locations for national/regional retailers. Incentives will be needed in order to attract these retailers.
Bayonne has over 100 acres of Brownfields sites that are suitable for future development.
Bayonne's commercial districts are aging and in need of rehabilitation and/or redevelopment.
Limited parking availability reduces the attractiveness of the City's traditional commercial districts.
The former Military Ocean Terminal, which closed in September 1999 and had employed 3,000 people, is now in the control of the Bayonne Local Redevelopment Authority. This property will require extensive infrastructure improvements and capital investments, both public and private.
Various industrial and warehousing sites are currently underutilized. With incentives, these sites can be converted into engines for increasing available employment for current, as well as future residents.
Bayonne's population has stagnated in the past decade with an increase of only 0.6%. Since 1970 Bayonne's population has decreased by 15%. A contributing factor to this stagnation is the vacant, nonlivable units that exist above the commercial stores, as well as an absence of market-rate rental units.
The absence of market-rate rental units has prevented Bayonne from attracting young professionals to the community. The City having a median age of 38.1 years and 18.9% of its population over age 62 evidences this.
Bayonne is an urbanized community with a population of 10,992.2 per square mile, and a density of 4,768.2 housing units per square mile. These figures compare to State averages of 1,134.4 and 446.3 respectively.
46.1% of Bayonne's existing housing units were built in 1939 or earlier. This figure compares to the State average of 20.1%.
Bayonne is still experiencing a significant influx of foreign born residents as witnessed by the fact that 8.4% of the City's population entered this country between 1990 and March 2000.
In 1999, Bayonne's Per Capita Income was $21,553. Bayonne was ranked 436 in the State of New Jersey.
In 1999, Bayonne's Median Household Income was $41,566. This figure is significantly below the State average of $55,146.
In 1999, Bayonne's Median Family Income was $52,413. This figure is significantly below the State average of $65,370.
In 1999, the City had 10.1% of its population living below the poverty level. For individuals under 18, the poverty level was 11.9%. These figures compare to the State averages of 8.5% and 10.8% respectively.
The City of Bayonne proposes to address these conditions within the proposed Zone as follows:
Create an Urban Enterprise Zone consisting of 13 board members including: the Mayor designee, two members of the Municipal Council, the Bayonne Business Administrator, the President of the Chamber of Commerce or designee, a member of the Bayonne Economic Opportunity Foundation, three owners or business operators (tenants) of properties located within the Special Improvement District created by Section 10-2, two owners or operators of businesses located outside of the Special Improvement District and two members of community civic organizations. The Board shall have an Executive Director who shall be a Municipal employee appointed by the Mayor, and shall serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and the Board. The Board shall actively work with the business community in addressing the above conditions by creating various committees consisting of Board members, business representatives, and representatives of the community at large.
Utilize the powers conferred on the Municipality by law for the purpose of stimulating investment in and economic development of the proposed zone.
Utilize State assistance through the provisions of the Urban Enterprise Zone relating to exemptions from, and credits against, State taxes.
Securing the involvement in, and commitment to, zone economic development by private entities, including zone neighborhood associations, voluntary community organizations supported by residents and businesses in the zone.
Utilize the powers conferred by law to revise municipal planning and zoning ordinances and other land use regulations as they pertain to the zone, in order to enhance the attraction of the zone to prospective developers.
Increase the availability and efficiency of support services, public and private, generally used by and necessary to the efficient functioning of commercial and industrial facilities in the area, and the extent to which the increase or improvement is to be provided by the municipal government or other entities.
Function as the designated District Management Corporation under Section 10-2 and within the meaning of N.J.S.A. 40:56-66(c). Receive, manage and expend special assessment funds, collected by the City, solely for the benefit of the members of the Special Improvement District in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40:56-66 et seq. and Section 10-2.
Upon designation as an Urban Enterprise Zone, the City will commence educating the business community regarding the advantages offered by being a member of the Zone, and shall assist these businesses in the process of applying for membership.
[Ord. No. O-02-25; Ord. No. O-09-10 § 1; Ord. No. O-09-28 § 2; Ord. No. O-12-20; amended 1-18-2023 by Ord. No. O-23-01
a. 
Created. In accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 52:27H-60 et seq., the Municipal Council of the City of Bayonne hereby authorizes the creation of a nonprofit corporation, pursuant to the provisions of Title 15 of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey, to act as the Urban Enterprise Zone Development Corporation for the City of Bayonne. Said corporation shall have all of the powers, duties and responsibilities as provided for under the applicable laws of the State of New Jersey.
b. 
Title. The Corporation shall be named the "Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Development Corporation."
c. 
Members. The Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Development Corporation shall be governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of nine members who shall serve on a non-salaried basis. The nine Board members shall be:
1. 
The Mayor or designee.
2. 
Two members of the Municipal Council, to be appointed by a majority vote of the Municipal Council.
3. 
The Bayonne Business Administrator.
4. 
One owner or business operator (tenant) of a property located within the Special Improvement District created by Section 10-2, to be appointed by the Mayor.
5. 
The President of the Chamber of Commerce or designee.
6. 
One owner or operator of a business located outside of the Special Improvement District, to be appointed by the Mayor.
7. 
A member of the Bayonne Economic Opportunity Foundation, to be appointed by the Mayor.
8. 
One member of a community civic organization, to be appointed by the Mayor.
d. 
Term of Office. The Mayor, Municipal Council members, Business Administrator and President of Chamber of Commerce shall serve for only so long as he or she continues to hold the designated title or municipal office. All other members shall serve for a term of two years.
e. 
Executive Director. The Board shall have an Executive Director who shall be a municipal employee appointed by the Mayor, and shall serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and the Board. The Board shall actively work with the business community in addressing the above conditions by creating various committees consisting of Board members, business representatives, and representatives of the community at large.
f. 
Coordinator. There shall be an Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone Development Corporation (UEZ) Coordinator who shall be appointed by the Mayor and shall serve under the direct supervision of the Executive Director. The Coordinator shall conduct the day-to-day operations of the UEZ and shall be the UEZ representative at Municipal Council meetings, and at the State of New Jersey Urban Enterprise Zone meetings. The Coordinator shall make recommendations to the Board regarding all UEZ projects and oversee the implementation of the projects.
[Ord. No. O-12-20]
On April 8, 2009 the City of Bayonne's previously approved Urban Enterprise Zone, as set forth in Exhibit A, was amended pursuant to approval by the State of New Jersey to encompass the blocks and lots as set forth in Exhibit B, attached hereto and made a part hereof.
EXHIBIT A
PRELIMINARY ZONE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
(Subsection 10-3.1)
The City of Bayonne is eligible under N.J.S.A. 52:27H-66.7 for designation as an Urban Enterprise Zone.
It is proposed that the boundaries of the zone be as follows:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF URBAN ENTERPRISE ZONE*
BEGINNING at the Southernmost line of Block 390, Lot 1 (a line that extends approximately 820 Feet) and proceeding Northerly, encompassing the entirety of Block 390, Lot 1; and extending
EAST to encompass the entirety of Block 391, Lot 1 and Block 391, Lot 2; and continuing
NORTH to include and encompass the entirety of Block 373, Lots 1, 2, 13, 14 & 15; and continuing
NORTH to encompass the entirety of Block 362, Lot 2 & Block 362 Lot 3; and continuing
NORTH to encompass the entirety of Block 361, Lots 2, 3, 4, & 12; and continuing
NORTH to encompass the entirety of Block 346, Lots 29, 30 & 31; then
WESTERLY to encompass the entirety of Block 360, Lots 1, 2 & RG70 & RG24; then
NORTH to encompass the entirety of Block 332, Lots 4, 5, 6 & 7 and Block 333.01, Lots 7, 6, 5, 4 & 3; and continuing
NORTH to encompass the entirety of Block 311.01; then
EAST to include Block 311.02, Lot 10; then
NORTH to encompass the entirety of Block 301.02, Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4; then
WEST to include the entirety of Block 301.01, Lots 1, 3 & 6; then
NORTH to include the entirety of Block 300.01, Lots 2 & 3; then
EAST to include the entirety of Block 301.03, Lots 1 & 2; then continuing to the Southeast corner of Avenue A and North Street to include the entirety of Block 296 (lots 14 & 15 front on Avenue A south of North Street and lots 1-13 front on North Street between Avenue A and Kennedy Boulevard), then
NORTH and EAST along North Street, to the corner of North Street and Kennedy Boulevard; then
SOUTH along Kennedy Boulevard to the corner of Kennedy Boulevard and West Seventh Street; then
EAST to include Block 314, Lots 37, 41 & 44 and Block 316, Lot 35; then
NORTH to include Block 304, Lots 1 & 2; then
NORTH to include the entirety of Block 297; then
EAST to include the entirety of Block 298 and Block 283, Lots 4 through 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23.01, 23.02, 24, 25, 26 and 27; then
SOUTH on Broadway to include Block 305, Lots 14 through 20, Block 318, Lots 12 through 20 and 21.01, 22 & 23; then continuing
SOUTH to include Block 330, Lots 10 through 17; then
EAST to include Block 331, heading NORTH on Broadway, to include Lots 1 through 10; and continuing
NORTH to include Block 326, Lots 1 through 8; then
NORTH to include Block 325, Lots 1 through 8; then
EAST on Cottage Street to include Block 319, Lots 1 through 12 and Lot 26; and then proceeding further
EAST on Cottage Street to include Block 321, Lots 6 (which lot fronts on Orient Street) through 17 to the corner of Cottage Street and Hobart Avenue; then
NORTH on Hobart Avenue to include Block 321, Lots 18 through 25 to the corner of Hobart Avenue and Evergreen Street; then
WEST on Evergreen Street to include Block 321, Lot 26; then
EAST returning to the corner of Hobart Avenue and Evergreen Street; then
NORTH on Hobart Avenue to include Block 320, Lots 17 through 24; then
SOUTH on Hobart Avenue to the Northeast corner of Hobart Avenue and Cottage Street; then
EAST on Cottage to include Block 323, Lots 3 through 12; then
EAST on Cottage Street to the corner of Cottage Street and Fifth Street; then
SOUTH and EAST to include the entirety of Block 359, Block 372, Lot 1.02 (A/K/A a portion of Lot 1 on the tax map), the entirety of Block 382, Block 389, Lot 1 and Block 475 Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4; then
NORTH and WEST back to the corner of Cottage Street and Hobart Avenue; then
NORTH to the intersection of Hobart Avenue and Linnet Street; then
NORTH and EAST to include Block 308, Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10, and Block 309, Lot 5; then
NORTH and WEST along Columbus Drive to the intersection of Columbus Drive and Oak Street to include Block 473.01, Lots 5, 6 & 7, then returning to the corner of Broadway and Cottage Street; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 279, Lot 1 and Block 277, Lots 28 through 32 and Lots 34 through 37 and extending in an EASTERLY direction along 9th Street to include Block 278, Lots 1, 2 & 3 and Lots 14 through 19; then continuing
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 273, Lots 30 through 34 and Block 272, Lots 18 through 23; then continuing
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 267 Lots 20 through 26, Block 268, Lot 1, Block 264 Lots 16 through 21, Block 258, lots 8 through 13, Block 257, Lots 7 through 12, Block 252, Lots 15 through 20, Block 253, Lot 1 and Lots 45 through 51, Block 247, Lots 50 through 58, Block 246, Lots 21 through 31, Block 240, Lots 20 through 27, Block 239, Lots 12 through 18, Block 231, Lots 20 through 27, Block 241, Lot 1.02 and Lots 14 through 22, Block 232, Lots 15 through 20, Block 225, Lots 17 through 24, and Block 226, Lots 36 through 46 to the Southeast corner of 19th Street and Broadway; then
EAST on East 19th Street to include Block 226, Lots 18, 19, 34 & 35 to the Southwest corner of East 19th Street and Avenue E; then
SOUTH on Avenue E to include Block 226, Lots 16 & 17, Block 234 Lots 5 through 13; then
NORTH on Avenue E to include Block 467, Lots 24 through 29, Block 458, Lots 1 through 13, Block 454, Lots 1 & 2, Block 446, Lots 1 through 3, Block 440, Lots 1 and 2; then
SOUTH on Avenue E to include Block 206, Lot 2, Block 212, Lots 13 through 22.01 (a/k/a Lots 13 through 23 on the tax map), Block 221, Lot 12; then
WEST on East 19th Street to include Block 221, Lots 1 through 13 and Block 221 Lots 15 through 20 (which front on East 21st Street) to the Northeast corner of East 19th Street and Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 221, Lots 21 through 29; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 220, Lots 20 through 25; then
WEST on West 20th Street to include Block 220, Lot 26; then
EAST back onto Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 216, Lots 13 through 18; then
WEST on West 21st street to include Block 216, Lots 19 through 32; then
WEST to the Southeast corner of 21st and Avenue C; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 216, Lots 33 through 36; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 220, Lots 39 through 43; then
EAST on West 19th Street to include Block 220, Lots 1, 2 & 3 then
WEST back to Avenue C; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 225, Lots 43 through 49; continuing
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 231, Lots 49.01 through Lot 55; then
WEST and NORTH on the West side of Avenue C to include Block 230, Lots 18.01, 22, 23 & 24; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 224, Lots 20 through 27; then
WEST on West 19th Street to include Block 219, Lot 20; then
EAST back onto Avenue C; then
NORTH on the West side of Avenue C to include Block 219, Lots 21 through 26; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 215, Lots 18 through 23 to the corner of Avenue C and 21st Street; then
West on West 21st Street to include Block 215, Lots 24 through 43; then
WEST to the Southeast corner of Boulevard and 21st Street; then
SOUTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 215, Lot 1 and Lots 44 through 48; then
WEST to the West side of Kennedy Boulevard; then
NORTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 214, Lots 20, 21 & 22; then
NORTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 208, Lots 19 through 26; then
EAST across Kennedy Boulevard; then
SOUTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 209, Lots 45 through 52; then
EAST to the corner of Avenue C and 21st Street; then
NORTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 209, Lots 19 through 23.01; then crossing Avenue C to the
EAST and heading SOUTH to include Block 210, Lots 42 through 47; then
EAST back to Broadway; then proceeding
EAST on 21st Street to include Block 211, Lots 1, 2, 3 and Block 212, Lots 1 through 13; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 211, Lots 19 through 11, then
EAST on 22nd Street to include Block 211, Lots 10 through 7; then
SOUTH on Library Court to include Block 211, Lot 5; then back to East 22nd Street and
EAST on 22nd Street to include Block 212, Lots 34 through 23; then
WEST onto Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 210, Lots 18 through 25; then
WEST on West 22nd Street to include Block 210, Lots 26 through 28 and Lot 41 and Block 203, Lot 4; then
EAST back onto Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 204, Lots 1 through 8, Block 205, Lots 1 through 12; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 197, Lots 1 through 9 (inclusive of what was once known on the tax map as Osbourne Lane); then
EAST on East 24th Street to include Block 198, Lot 15 and Block 191, Lot 1 and Block 190, Lots 1, 2 & 3; then
WEST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 190, Lots 4 through 14; then
WEST on West 23rd Street to include Block 196, Lots 1 & 2 and Block 195, Lot 2; then
EAST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 196, Lots 3 through 7; then
NORTH and then WEST on West 24th Street to Block 189, Lots 1, 9, 16 & 22; then
EAST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 189, Lots 18 through 24 to the Southwest corner of 25th Street and Broadway; then
WEST on 25th street to include Block 189, Lot 28.01 to the Southeast corner of 25th Street &. Avenue C; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 189, Lots 32 through 40; then crossing
WEST on Avenue C to the Northwest corner of 24th Street and Avenue C; then
WEST on West 24th Street to include Block 188, Lots 14, 15 & 16; then
EAST back to Avenue C; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 188, Lots 17 through 24; then
WEST on West 25th Street to include Block 188, Lots 25, 26 & 27; then continuing
WEST on West 25th Street to Kennedy Boulevard to the West side of Kennedy Boulevard; then
SOUTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 187, Lots 16 through 23; then
NORTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 181 Lots 12.01 through 22; then
SOUTH on Kennedy Boulevard back to the Northwest corner of Kennedy Boulevard and West 25th Street; then
EAST on West 25th Street to include Block 182, Lot 34 (which property fronts on the Northeast corner of West 25th Street and Kennedy Boulevard; then
East on West 25th Street towards Avenue C to include Block 182, Lots 1 through 10 to the Northwest corner of Avenue C and 25th Street; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 182, Lot 11; then
WEST on West 26th Street to include Block 182, Lots 12, 13 & 14; then
EAST back to Avenue C; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 177, Lots 19 (A/K/A 19.01) through 26; then
EAST and SOUTH back to the Southeast corner of West 26th Street and Avenue C; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 183, Lots 30 through 40; then
EAST on West 25th Street to include Block 183, Lots 1 through 12 to the Northwest corner of 25th Street and Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 183, Lots 13 through 17 and Block 184, Lots 8.35 through 1; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 179, Lot 1, and Lots 41 through 45 and Block 178, Lots 21 through 27, including the lot formerly known as Lot 28 which is now known as Lot 25.01; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 171, Lots 9 through 17 and Block 172, Lots 59 through 50; then continuing
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 167, Lots 19 & 20 and Block 168, Lots 51.01 through 47; then continuing
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 163, Lots 19 through 25 and Block 164, Lots 4 through 1; continuing
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 158, Lots 16 through 26 and Block 159, Lot 1 and Lots 47 through 42; then
EAST on East 31st Street to include Block 159, Lot 41; then
WEST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 153, Lots 15 through 22 and Block 154, Lots 56 through 43; then
EAST on 32nd Street to include Block 147, Lot 1; then
WEST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 145, Lots 13 through 22, Block 147, Lots 50 through 45 and Block 146, Lots 49 through 46; to the Southwest corner of Broadway and 33rd Street; then
WEST on West 33rd Street to include Block 145, Lots 23 through 52 (lot 52 fronts on the Southeast corner of Avenue C & West 33rd Street); Block 144, Lots 28 through 38, (lot 28 fronts on the Southeast corner of Avenue C & West 33rd Street and lot 38 fronts on the corner of West 33rd Street and Kennedy Boulevard); Block 143, Lots 27 through 33 and Lot 1, (lot 27 fronts on the Southwest corner of Kennedy Boulevard and West 33rd Street and lot 1 fronts on the Southeast corner of West 33rd Street and Avenue A) to the Southeast corner of Avenue A and West 33rd Street; then
SOUTH on Avenue A to include Block 141, Lots 17 through 23; then
SOUTH on Avenue A to include Block 142, Lots 22, 21 and 20; then
WEST on West 32nd Street to include Block 142, Lot 19; then
EAST on West 32nd Street to Avenue A; then
NORTH on Avenue A to the corner of Avenue A and 33rd Street; then
EAST on West 33rd Street to the corner of Broadway and 33rd Street; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 139, Lots 14 through 25 and Block 140, Lots 62 through 51; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 131, Lots 16 through 19 and Block 132, Lots 52 through 44; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 126, Lots 18 through 24 and Block 127, Lots 52 through 46; and
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 120, Lots 11 through 14 and Block 121, Lots 51 through 44; and
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 113, Lots 16 through 19 and Block 114, Lots 39 and 38; and
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 110, Lots 45 through 39.01; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 105, Lots 18 through 23 and Block 106, Lots 45 through 42;
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 101, Lots 19 through 23 and Block 102, Lots 49 through 44; and
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 97, Lots 18 through 25 and Block 98, Lots 44 through 38;
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 93, Lots 22 through 25 and Block 94, Lots 45 through 40; then
WEST on West 43rd Street to include Block 93, Lot 26; then
EAST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 89, Lots 17 through 21.02 and Block 90, Lots 51 through 45; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 85, Lots 18 through 23 and Block 86, Lots 49 through 42; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 81, Lots 15 through 19 and Block 82, Lots 49 through 42; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 77, Lots 20 through 25 and Block 78, Lots 44 through 42; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 70, Lots 20 through 23 and Block 71, Lots 34, 32.01, 31 and 30; then
EAST on East 48th Street to include Block 71, Lot 29; then
WEST back to Broadway; then
WEST onto West 48th Street to include Block 70, Lot 24; then
EAST back to Broadway; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 64, Lots 21 through 25, Block 65, Lot 1 and Block 66, Lots 52 through 47; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 57, Lots 17 through 24; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 53, Lots 19 through 25 and Block 54, Lots 26 through 23; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 45, Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 25.11 through 25.32 and Block 46, Lots 49 through 42 to the corner of 52nd Street and Broadway; then
WEST on West 52nd Street to the Southeast corner of 52nd Street and Avenue C; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 45, Lots 47 through 50 and Lot 1 and Block 53, Lots 44 through 50; then
EAST on West 50th Street to include Block 57, Lots 47 through 45; then
WEST back onto Avenue C; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 57, Lot 1; then
WEST to the West side of Avenue C; then
WEST onto West 49th Street to include Block 56, Lots 28 through 24; then
EAST back to Avenue C; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 56, Lots 29 through 32; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 52, Lots 20 through 28; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 44, Lots 24 through 30; then
WEST on West 52nd Street past Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 42, Lot 25; then
EAST back onto Kennedy Boulevard; then
NORTH on Kennedy Boulevard past West 60th Street to include Block 7, Lots 1, 2, 3, and 5; then
WEST on 63rd Street to include Block 6.02, Lot 1; then
EAST on West 63rd Street to Kennedy Boulevard; then
SOUTH on Kennedy Boulevard to include Block 15, Lots 1 through 10; Block 17, Lots 1 through 5; Block 25, Lots 1 through 8; Block 29, Lots 1 through 5; Block 33, Lots 1 through 3 and Block 38, Lots 1 through 8; to the Northeast corner of Kennedy Boulevard and West 52nd Street; then
EAST on West 52nd Street to include Block 38, Lots 9 through 17 (lot 17 fronts on the Northwest corner of West 52nd Street and Avenue B) and Block 39, Lots 8 through 29 (lot 8 fronts on the Northeast corner of West 52nd Street and Avenue B) to the Northwest corner of Avenue C and West 52nd Street; then
NORTH on the West side of Avenue C to include Block 39, Lots 30 through 36; then
NORTH on Avenue C to include Block 34, Lots 22 through 28; then
EAST across Avenue C to the East side of Avenue C and
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 35, Lots 39 through 44.01 and Lots 47 & 48; then
SOUTH on Avenue C to include Block 40, Lots 45 through 49; then
EAST on West 52nd street to include Block 40, Lots 1 through 20; then
EAST on West 52nd Street to the Northwest corner of Broadway and West 52nd Street; then
NORTH on the West side of Broadway to include Block 40, Lots 21 through 24; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 35, Lots 19 through 22; then
NORTH on Broadway to include Block 31, Lots 20 and 21; then
WEST on West 55th Street to include Block 28, Lots 2 and 3; then
EAST back to the East side of Broadway; then
SOUTH on the East side of Broadway to include Block 36, Lots 8 and 1; then
EAST on the North side of East 53rd Street to include Block 36, Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7; then
WEST on the South side of East 53rd Street to include Block 41, Lots 13, 14, 15 & 16; then continuing
EAST to the Southeast corner of Broadway and East 53rd Street; then
SOUTH on Broadway to include Block 41, Lots 17, 18.02, 18.01 and 20.01 (which includes the lots also known as lots 19 and 20); then
EAST on East 52nd Street to include Block 41, Lots 1 through 9 to the corner of Avenue E and East 52nd Street; then
SOUTH on Avenue E to include Block 393, Lots 29 through 22, Block 54, Lot 11, Block 393, Lots 21 through 18, Block 58, Lots 11 & 10, and Block 393, Lots 17 through 1 to the Northeast corner of Avenue E and Centre Street; then
SOUTH and EAST on Centre Street; then
NORTH onto Gould Street to include Block 399, Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4 then
SOUTH on Gould Street to include Block 399, Lots 8, 9 & 10; then
WEST and NORTH on Centre Street to the South side of Route 169 (now 440); then
NORTH on Route 169 to include Block 399, Lot 7; then
EAST on Pulaski Street to include Block 395, Lot 1, Block 396, Lot 1 and Block 397, Lot 1; then
WEST on Pulaski Street to include Block 400, Lots 3, 2 & 1; then
WEST on Pulaski Street to include Block 399, Lots 5.01 & 5.02 (which now are shown on the existing tax map as Lot 5 & 6) to the Southeast corner of Pulaski Street and Route 169; then
SOUTH on Route 169 to include the entire upland portion of the property now known as the Block 404, with the exception of 26.776 acres which are retained and maintained by the United States Coast Guard; then
SOUTH on Route 169 to include Block 413, Lot 6; then
NORTH on Route 169 to the North Hook Access Road; then
EAST on the North Hook Access Road to include Block 414, Lots 1 & 2 (A/K/A Lots 1.01, 1.02 and 2), Block 412, Lots 1, 2 & 3 and Block 415, Lots 1 & 2 and Block 416, Lots 1 through 3; then continuing
EAST on the North Hook Access Road to include Block 417, Lots 1, 2 & 3; then
WEST on the North Hook Access Road to the Southeast corner of North Hook Access Road and Avenue J Extension; then
SOUTH on the Avenue J Extension to the New Hook Access Road; then
EAST on the New Hook Access Road to include Block 426, Lots 1, 2 & 3 and Block 427, Lot 1; then
WEST on New Hook Access Road to Avenue J; then
SOUTH on Avenue J to include Block 466, Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4 and returning to the corner of Avenue J and East 22nd Street; then
WEST on East 22nd Street to include Block 453 (A/K/A 453.01), Lots 1 through 10 and Block 503, Lot 8 which border on the New Hook Access Road; then continuing
WEST on East 22nd Street to include Block 452, Lots 1 through 9 and 11 (A/K/A the entirety of Blocks 452.01 and 452.02 as shown on the tax map) and Block 464.01, Lots 2 & 6; then continuing
WEST on East 22nd Street to the intersection of East 22nd Street and Route 169 to include the entirety of Block 451; then
SOUTH on Route 169 to include the entirety of Block 457.01, with the exception of Lot 1, and the entirety of Block 457.02; then
SOUTH on Route 169 to include Block 463.01, Lots 1 & 2 (A/K/A Block 463, Lots 1, 2 & 3); then continuing
SOUTH on Route 169 to include Block 468, Lots 1 & 2 and Block 469, Lot 1 and ending there.
* This description corresponds to the tax map of the City of Bayonne as prepared by Robert H. Anderson, P.E. & L.S. of Purcell Associates, dated May 1986, showing conditions as of January 1986.
This description also incorporates blocks and lots that may not be found on the above noted tax map, but are reflected on the internal records of the City of Bayonne.
EXHIBIT B
REVISED ZONE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
(Approved by State of New Jersey on April 8, 2009)
Block
Lot
Number/Street
6.02
1
Boulevard & W 63rd Street
7
1.01
1301-15 Boulevard
7
2
1319 Boulevard
7
3
1325 Boulevard
7
4.01
1335 Boulevard
7
5
Boulevard & W 63rd Streets
15
1
1270 Boulevard
15
2
1268 1/2 Boulevard
15
3
1268 Boulevard
15
4
1266 Boulevard
15
5
1264 Boulevard
15
6
1262 Boulevard
15
7
1260 Boulevard
15
8
1258 Boulevard
15
9
1256 1/2 Boulevard
15
10
1256 Boulevard
17
1
1248-54 Boulevard
17
2
1246 Boulevard
17
3
1244 Boulevard
17
4
1242 Boulevard
17
5
1240 Boulevard
25
1
1238 Boulevard
25
2
1236 Boulevard
25
3
1234a Boulevard
25
4
1234 Boulevard
25
5
1232 Boulevard
25
6
1230 Boulevard
25
7
1228 Boulevard
25
8
1224 Boulevard
28
2
33-45 W 55th Street
28
3
19-31 W 55th Street
28
4
9-17 W 55th Street
29
1
1216-22 Boulevard
29
2
1214 Boulevard
29
3
1212 Boulevard
29
4
1210 Boulevard
29
5
1208 Boulevard
31
20
1085-89 Broadway
31
21
1091-99 Broadway
33
3.01
1194 Boulevard
33
3.02
1196 Boulevard
33
3.03
1198 Boulevard
33
1, 2
1200-06 Boulevard
34
22
1091 Avenue C
34
23
1093 Avenue C
34
24
1095 Avenue C
34
25
1097 Avenue C
34
26
1099 Avenue C
34
27
1101 Avenue C
34
28
1103-05 Avenue C
35
19
1069-71 Broadway
35
20
1073 Broadway
35
21
1075-79 Broadway
35
22
1081-83 Broadway
35
39
1106 Avenue C
35
40
1104a Avenue C
35
41
1104 Avenue C
35
42
1102 Avenue C
35
43
1100 Avenue C
35
44.01
1096-98 Avenue C
35
47
1094 Avenue C
35
48
1092 Avenue C
36
1
1070-84 Broadway
36
2
13-15 E 53rd Street
36
3
17-19 E 53rd Street
36
8
1086-94 Broadway
36
4 & 6
21-33 E 53rd Street
36
5 & 7
18-24 E 54th Street
38
1
1190 Boulevard
38
2
1188 Boulevard
38
3
1186 Boulevard
38
4
1184 Boulevard
38
5
1182 Boulevard
38
6
1180 Boulevard
38
7
1178 Boulevard
38
8
1176 Boulevard
38
9
139 W 52nd Street
38
10
137 W 52nd Street
38
11
135 W 52nd Street
38
12
133 W 52nd Street
38
13
131 W 52nd Street
38
14
127-29 W 52nd Street
38
15
123-25 W 52nd Street
38
16
119-21 W 52nd Street
38
17
265 Avenue B
39
8
266 Avenue B
39
9
105 W 52nd Street
39
10
103 W 52nd Street
39
11
101 W 52nd Street
39
12
99 W 52nd Street
39
13
97 W 52nd Street
39
14
95 W 52nd Street
39
15
93 W 52nd Street
39
16
91 W 52nd Street
39
17
89 W 52nd Street
39
18
87 W 52nd Street
39
19
85 W 52nd Street
39
20
83 W 52nd Street
39
21
81 W 52nd Street
39
22
79 W 52nd Street
39
23
77 W 52nd Street
39
24
75 W 52nd Street
39
25
73 W 52nd Street
39
26
71a W 52nd Street
39
27
69 W 52nd Street
39
28
67 W 52nd Street
39
29
65 W 52nd Street
39
30
1075 Avenue C
39
31
1077 Avenue C
39
32
1081 Avenue C
39
33
1079 Avenue C
39
34
1079a Avenue C
39
35
1083 Avenue C
39
36
1085-89 Avenue C
40
1
Avenue C & 52nd Street
40
2
47 W 52nd Street
40
3
45 W 52nd Street
40
4
43 W 52nd Street
40
5
41 W 52nd Street
40
6
39 W 52nd Street
40
7
37 W 52nd Street
40
8
35 W 52nd Street
40
9
33 W 52nd Street
40
10
31 W 52nd Street
40
11
29 W 52nd Street
40
12
27 W 52nd Street
40
13
25 W 52nd Street
40
14
23 W 52nd Street
40
15
21 W 52nd Street
40
16
19 W 52nd Street
40
17
17 W 52nd Street
40
18
15 W 52nd Street
40
19
13 W 52nd Street
40
20
11 W 52nd Street
40
21
1053 Broadway
40
22
1055 Broadway
40
23
1057 Broadway
40
24
1059-67 Broadway
40
45
1090 Avenue C
40
46
1088 Avenue C
40
47
1086a Avenue C
40
48
1086 Avenue C
40
49
1084 Avenue C
41
1
9 E 52nd Street
41
2
11 E 52nd Street
41
3
13 E 52nd Street
41
4
15 E 52nd Street
41
5
17 E 52nd Street
41
6
19 E 52nd Street
41
7
21-23 E 52nd Street
41
9
39-55 E 52nd Street
41
13.01
20-38 E 53rd Street
41
14
16-18 E 53rd Street
41
15
12-14 E 53rd Street
41
16
10 E 53rd Street
41
17
1066-68 Broadway
41
18.01
1062 Broadway
41
18.02
1064 Broadway
41
20.01
1054-60 Broadway
42
21
1173 Boulevard
42
22
160 W 52nd Street
42
23
162 W 52nd Street
42
24
164 W 52nd Street
42
25
166-86 W 52nd Street
43
1
1170-1174 Boulevard
44
24
1059 Avenue C
44
25
1059-63 Avenue C
44
26
1065 Avenue C
44
27
1067 Avenue C
44
28
1069 Avenue C
44
29
1071 Avenue C
44
30
1073 Avenue C
45
1
1060-64 Avenue C
45
20
1037-41 Broadway
45
21
1043 Broadway
45
22
1045 Broadway
45
23
1047 Broadway
45
24
1049 Broadway
45
47
1074 Avenue C
45
48
1070-72 Avenue C
45
49
1068 Avenue C
45
50
1066 Avenue C
45
25.11-25.32
1049A-59 Broadway
46
42
1052 Broadway
46
43
1050 Broadway
46
44
1048 Broadway
46
45
1046 Broadway
46
46
1044 Broadway
46
47
1042 Broadway
46
48
1040 Broadway
46
49
1038 Broadway
52
20
1041 Avenue C
52
21
1043 Avenue C
52
22
1045 Avenue C
52
23
1047 Avenue C
52
24
1049 Avenue C
52
25
1051 Avenue C
52
26
1053 Avenue C
52
27
1055 Avenue C
52
28
1057 Avenue C
53
19
1021 Broadway
53
20
1023 Broadway
53
21
1025 Broadway
53
22
1027 Broadway
53
23
1029 Broadway
53
24
1031 Broadway
53
25
1033 Broadway
53
44
1056-58 Avenue C
53
45
1054 Avenue C
53
46
1052 Avenue C
53
47
1050 Avenue C
53
48
1048 Avenue C
53
49
1046 Avenue C
53
50
1044 Avenue C
54
11
797-811 Avenue E
54
23
1030-36 Broadway
54
24
1028 Broadway
54
25
1026 Broadway
54
26
1022-24 Broadway
56
24
63 1/2 W 49th Street
56
25
63 W 49th Street
56
26
61 W 49th Street
56
27
59 W 49th Street
56
28
1027-29 Avenue C
56
29
1031-33 Avenue C
56
30
1035 Avenue C
56
31
1037 Avenue C
56
32
1039 Avenue C
57
1
1028-34 Avenue C
57
17
1005 Broadway
57
18
1007 Broadway
57
19
1009 Broadway
57
20
1011 Broadway
57
21
1013 Broadway
57
22
1015 Broadway
57
23
1017 Broadway
57
24
1019 Broadway
57
45
52 W 50th Street
57
46
54 W 50th Street
57
47
56 W 50th Street
58
10
781-83 Avenue E
58
11
785 Avenue E
64
21
989 Broadway
64
22
991 Broadway
64
23
993 Broadway
64
24
995 Broadway
64
25
997 Broadway
65
1
1003 Broadway
66
47
1004 Broadway
66
48
1002 1/2 Broadway
66
49
1002 Broadway
66
50
998-1000 Broadway
66
51
992-996 Broadway
66
52
990 Broadway
70
20
973-975 Broadway
70
21
979 Broadway
70
22
981 Broadway
70
23
983-87 Broadway
70
24
12 W 48th Street
71
29
10 E 48th Street
71
30
984-988 Broadway
71
31
982 Broadway
71
32.01
976-80 Broadway
71
34
974 Broadway
77
20
957 Broadway
77
21
959 Broadway
77
22
961 Broadway
77
23
963 Broadway
77
24
965 Broadway
77
25
967-71 Broadway
78
42
972 Broadway
78
43
970 Broadway
78
44
958-68 Broadway
81
15
941 Broadway
81
16
943 Broadway
81
17
945-47 Broadway
81
18 & 19
949-55 Broadway
82
42
956 Broadway
82
43
954 Broadway
82
44
952 Broadway
82
45
950 Broadway
82
46
948 Broadway
82
47
946 Broadway
82
48
944 Broadway
82
49
942 Broadway
85
19
927 Broadway
85
20
929 Broadway
85
21
931 Broadway
85
22
933 Broadway
85
23
935-39 Broadway
85
18.11-18.24
925 Broadway
86
42
940 Broadway
86
43
938 Broadway
86
44
936 Broadway
86
45
934 Broadway
86
46
932 Broadway
86
47
930 Broadway
86
48
928 Broadway
86
49
926 Broadway
89
17
909-911 Broadway
89
18
913 Broadway
89
19
915-17 Broadway
89
20
919 Broadway
89
21.01
921 Broadway
89
21.02
923 Broadway
90
45
924 Broadway
90
46
922 Broadway
90
47
920 Broadway
90
48
918 Broadway
90
49
916 Broadway
90
50
914 Broadway
90
51
910-12 Broadway
93
22
893-897 Broadway
93
23
899 Broadway
93
24
901 Broadway
93
25 & 26
905-07 Broadway
94
42
904 Broadway
94
43
902 Broadway
94
44
900 Broadway
94
45
894-98 Broadway
94
40&41
906-08 Broadway
97
18
877 Broadway
97
19
879 Broadway
97
20
881 Broadway
97
21
883 Broadway
97
22
885 Broadway
97
23
887 Broadway
97
24
889 Broadway
97
25
891 Broadway
98
38
892 Broadway
98
39
890 Broadway
98
40
888 Broadway
98
41
886 Broadway
98
42
884 Broadway
98
43
882 Broadway
98
44
878-80 Broadway
101
19
861-63 Broadway
101
20
865 Broadway
101
21
867-69 Broadway
101
22.01
871 Broadway
101
23
873-75 Broadway
102
44
876 Broadway
102
45
874 Broadway
102
46
872 Broadway
102
47
870 Broadway
102
48
866-70 Broadway
102
49
862-64 Broadway
105
18
845 Broadway
105
19
847 Broadway
105
20
849 Broadway
105
21
851-53 Broadway
105
22
855 Broadway
105
23
857-59 Broadway
106
42
854-60 Broadway
106
43
852 Broadway
106
44
848-50 Broadway
106
45
846 Broadway
110
39.01
844 Broadway
110
39.02
842 Broadway
110
40
840 Broadway
110
41
838 Broadway
110
43
834 Broadway
110
44
832 Broadway
110
45
830 Broadway
110
42.011-42.0132
836 Broadway
113
16
813-17 Broadway
113
17
819 Broadway
113
18
821-23 Broadway
113
19
825-27 Broadway
114
38
822-28 Broadway
114
39
814-20 Broadway
120
11
801-03 Broadway
120
12
805 Broadway
120
13
807 Broadway
120
14
809-11 Broadway
121
44
812 Broadway
121
45
810 Broadway
121
46
808 Broadway
121
47
806 Broadway
121
48
804 Broadway
121
49
802 Broadway
121
50
800 Broadway
121
51
798 Broadway
126
18
781 Broadway
126
19
785 Broadway
126
20
787 Broadway
126
21
789 Broadway
126
22
791 Broadway
126
23
793 Broadway
126
24
795 Broadway
127
46
796 Broadway
127
47
794 Broadway
127
48
792 Broadway
127
49
790 Broadway
127
52
782 Broadway
127
50&51
784-88 Broadway
131
16
765-71 Broadway
131
18
777 Broadway
131
19
779 Broadway
132
44
780 Broadway
132
45
778 Broadway
132
46
776 Broadway
132
47
774 Broadway
132
48
772 1/2 Broadway
132
49
772 Broadway
132
50
770 Broadway
132
51.01
766-768 Broadway
139
14
735 Broadway
139
15
735-37 Broadway
139
16
739 Broadway
139
17
741-43 Broadway
139
18
745 Broadway
139
19
747 Broadway
139
20
749 Broadway
139
21
751-53 Broadway
139
22
755 Broadway
139
23
757 Broadway
139
24
759-61 Broadway
139
25
763 Broadway
140
51
764 Broadway
140
52
762 Broadway
140
53
762 Broadway
140
54
760 Broadway
140
55
758 Broadway
140
56
756 Broadway
140
57
750-54 Broadway
140
58
748 Broadway
140
59
742-46 Broadway
140
60
740 Broadway
140
61
738 Broadway
140
62
734-36 Broadway
141
17
767 Avenue A
141
18
769 Avenue A
141
19
771 Avenue A
141
20
773 Avenue A
141
21
779 Avenue A
141
22
781 Avenue A
141
23
783-85 Avenue A
142
19
153 W 32nd Street
142
20
151 W 32nd Street
142
21
759 Avenue A
142
22.0101-22.0145
761 Avenue A
143
1
774 Avenue A
143
2
770 Avenue A
143
3
766 Avenue A
143
4
762 Avenue A
143
5
758 Avenue A
143
6
754 Avenue A
143
7
750 Avenue A
143
8
746 Avenue A
143
9
742 Avenue A
143
27
843 Boulevard
143
28
120-22 W 33rd Street
143
30
128 W 33rd Street
143
31
130 W 33rd Street
143
32
132 W 33rd Street
143
33
134 W 33rd Street
143
29.01-29.06
124-26 W 33rd Street
144
28
751-53 Avenue C
144
29
66 W 33rd Street
144
30
66 W 33rd Street
144
31
68 W 33rd Street
144
32
70 W 33rd Street
144
33
72 W 33rd Street
144
34
74-76 W 33rd Street
144
36
90-96 W 33rd Street
144
37
98-100 W 33rd Street
144
38
840-44 Boulevard
144
35.001-35.407
86 W 33rd Street
145
13
701-05 Broadway
145
14
707 Broadway
145
15
709 Broadway
145
16
711 Broadway
145
17
715 Broadway
145
18
717-19 Broadway
145
20
723 Broadway
145
21
725-27 Broadway
145
22
729-31 Broadway
145
24
12 W 33rd Street
145
25
12, rear W 33rd Street
145
26
2 Elna Court
145
43
1 Elna Court
145
44
24-26 W 33rd Street
145
45
28-30 W 33rd Street
145
46
32-34 W 33rd Street
145
47
36-38 W 33rd Street
145
48
40 W 33rd Street
145
49
42 W 33rd Street
145
50
44-46 W 33rd Street
145
51
48 W 33rd Street
145
52
754 Avenue C
145
19 & 23
721 Broadway
146
46
2-4 E 33rd Street
146
47
724 Broadway
146
48
720 Broadway
146
49
718 Broadway
147
1
9 E 32nd Street
147
45
714-14 Broadway
147
46
712 Broadway
147
47
710 Broadway
147
48
708 Broadway
147
49
706 Broadway
147
50
702-04 Broadway
153
15
671-73 Broadway
153
16
675 Broadway
153
17
677 Broadway
153
18
679 Broadway
153
19
683 Broadway
153
20
685-89 Broadway
153
22 & 21
693-99 Broadway
154
43
700 Broadway
154
44
698 Broadway
154
45
696 Broadway
154
46
694 Broadway
154
47
688-92 Broadway
154
50
684 Broadway
154
51
682 Broadway
154
52
680 Broadway
154
53
678 Broadway
154
54
676 Broadway
154
55
674 Broadway
154
56
672 Broadway
158
16
645 Broadway
158
17
647 Broadway
158
18
649 Broadway
158
19
651 Broadway
158
20
653 Broadway
158
21
655 Broadway
158
22
657-59 Broadway
158
23
661 Broadway
158
24
663 Broadway
158
25
665 Broadway
158
26.01
667-69 Broadway
159
1
646-52 Broadway
159
43
666 Broadway
159
44
664 Broadway
159
45
662 Broadway
159
46
660 Broadway
159
47
654-58 Broadway
159
42&41
668-70 Broadway
163
19
629 Broadway
163
21
635 Broadway
163
22
637 Broadway
163
23
639 Broadway
163
24
641 Broadway
163
25
643 Broadway
163
20.11-20.24
631 Broadway
164
1
644 Broadway
164
2
642 Broadway
164
3
638-40 Broadway
164
4
636 Broadway
164
5
E 29th Street
164
6
407-421 Avenue E
167
19
613-15 Broadway
167
20
617-27 Broadway
168
47
624-28 Broadway
168
48
622 Broadway
168
49
620 Broadway
168
50
618 Broadway
168
51.01
614-16 Broadway
169
16.01
699-701 Boulevard
171
9
591-93 Broadway
171
10
595 Broadway
171
11
597 Broadway
171
12
599 Broadway
171
13
601 Broadway
171
14
603 Broadway
171
15
605 Broadway
171
16
607 Broadway
171
17
619-11 Broadway
172
50
612 Broadway
172
51
610 Broadway
172
52
608 Broadway
172
53
604 Broadway
172
54
602 Broadway
172
55
600 Broadway
172
56
598 Broadway
172
57
596 Broadway
172
58
594 Broadway
172
59
592 Broadway
176
17
675 Boulevard
176
18
677-679 Boulevard
176
19
681 Boulevard
176
20
683 Boulevard
176
21
685 Boulevard
176
22
687 Boulevard
176
23
689 Boulevard
176
24
691 Boulevard
176
25
693 Boulevard
176
26
695 Boulevard
176
27
697 Boulevard
177
19.01
591-97 Avenue C
177
22
599 Avenue C
177
23
599 1/2 Avenue C
177
24
601 Avenue C
177
25
603 Avenue C
177
26
605-11 Avenue C
178
21
569 Broadway
178
22
571 Broadway
178
23
573 Broadway
178
24
575 Broadway
178
25.01
577-81 Broadway
178
26
585 Broadway
178
27
587-89 Broadway
179
1
570-80 Broadway
179
41
590 Broadway
179
42
588 Broadway
179
43
586 Broadway
179
44
584 Broadway
179
45
582 Broadway
181
13
655 Boulevard
181
14
657 Boulevard
181
15
659 Boulevard
181
16
661 Boulevard
181
17
663 Boulevard
181
18
663 1/2 Boulevard
181
19
665 Boulevard
181
20
667 Boulevard
181
21
669 Boulevard
181
22
671-73 Boulevard
181
12.01-12.47
647-53 Boulevard
182
1
95 W 25th Street
182
2
93 W 25th Street
182
3
89 W 25th Street
182
4
87 W 25th Street
182
5
85 W 25th Street
182
6
83 W 25th Street
182
7
81 W 25th Street
182
8
79 W 25th Street
182
9
77 W 25th Street
182
10
75 W 25th Street
182
11
567-89 Avenue C
182
12
76 W 26th Street
182
13
80 W 26th Street
182
14
82 W 26th Street
182
34
648-50 Boulevard
183
1
45 W 25th Street
183
2.01
39-43 W 25th Street
183
5
37 W 25th Street
183
6
35 W 25th Street
183
7
31-33 W 25th Street
183
8
21-29 W 25th Street
183
9
19 W 25th Street
183
10
17 W 25th Street
183
11
13 W 25th Street
183
12
9-11 W 25th Street
183
13
545 Broadway
183
14
547 Broadway
183
15
549-55 Broadway
183
16
557-61 Broadway
183
17
563-67 Broadway
183
30
590 Avenue C
183
31
586-88 Avenue C
183
32
584 Avenue C
183
33
582 Avenue C
183
34
580 Avenue C
183
35
578 Avenue C
183
36
574 Avenue C
183
37
572 Avenue C
183
38
570 Avenue C
183
39
570a Avenue C
183
40
568 Avenue C
184
1
566-68 Broadway
184
2
564 Broadway
184
3
562 Broadway
184
4
560 Broadway
184
5
554-56 Broadway
184
6
550-52 Broadway
184
7
550 Broadway
184
8.11 - 8.35
546-48 Broadway
187
16
621-23 Boulevard
187
17
625 Boulevard
187
18
627 Boulevard
187
19
629 Boulevard
187
20
631 Boulevard
187
21
633-37 Boulevard
187
22
639 Boulevard
187
23
641-45 Boulevard
187
24
116 W 25th Street
187
25
118-120 W 25th Street
187
26
122 W 25th Street
187
27
124 W 25th Street
187
28
126 W 25th Street
187
29
128 W 25th Street
187
30
130 W 25th Street
187
31
132 W 25th Street
187
32
134 W 25th Street
187
33
136 W 25th Street
187
34
140 W 25th Street
187
35
142 W 25th Street
187
36
584-586 Boulevard
188
14
65 W 24th Street
188
15
63 W 24th Street
188
16
61 W 24th Street
188
17
543 Avenue C
188
18
545 Avenue C
188
19
547 Avenue C
188
20
549 Avenue C
188
21
551 Avenue C
188
22
553 Avenue C
188
23
555 Avenue C
188
24
557-65 Avenue C
188
25
62 W 25th Street
188
26
64 W 25th Street
188
27
66 W 25th Street
189
1
45 W 24th Street
189
9
23-25 W 24th Street
189
16
7-9 W 24th Street
189
18
521 Broadway
189
19
523 Broadway
189
20
525 Broadway
189
21
527-31 Broadway
189
22
527-31 Broadway, rear
189
23
533-35 Broadway
189
24
537-43 Broadway
189
28.01
40-48 W 25th Street
189
32
566 Avenue C
189
33
564 Avenue C
189
34
562 Avenue C
189
35
560 Avenue C
189
36
556-58 Avenue C
189
37
554 Avenue C
189
38
550 Avenue C
189
39
548 Avenue C
189
40
546 Avenue C
190
1
9 E 24th Street
190
2
11a E 24th Street
190
3
11b E 24th Street
190
4
542 Broadway, rear
190
5
544 Broadway
190
6
542 Broadway
190
7
540 Broadway
190
8
538 Broadway
190
9
536 Broadway
190
10
534 Broadway
190
11
528-32 Broadway
190
12
526 Broadway
190
13
522-24 Broadway
190
14
Broadway, (24th & 25th Streets)
191
1
13-19 E 24th Street
195
2
509-15 Broadway, rear
196
1
11-13 W 23rd Street
196
2
9 W 23rd Street
196
3
497-99 Broadway
196
4
501-03 Broadway
196
5
505-07 Broadway
196
6
509-15 Broadway
196
7
517-19 Broadway
197
1
520 Broadway
197
2
516-18 Broadway
197
4
512-14 Broadway
197
5
510 Broadway
197
6
508 Broadway
197
7
504-06 Broadway
197
8
502 Broadway
197
9
498-500 Broadway
198
15
12-20 E 24th Street
203
4
19-25 W 22nd Street
204
1
473-75 Broadway
204
2
477 Broadway
204
3
479-81 Broadway
204
4
483-85 Broadway
204
5
487 Broadway
204
6
489 Broadway
204
7
491 Broadway
204
8
493-95 Broadway
205
1
494-96 Broadway
205
2
492 Broadway
205
3
490 Broadway
205
5
486 Broadway
205
6
484 Broadway
205
7
482 Broadway
205
8
480 Broadway
205
9
478 Broadway
205
10 & 11
474-76 Broadway
205
4 & 12
488 Broadway
206
2
251-73 Avenue E
208
19
545 Boulevard
208
20
547 Boulevard
208
21
549 Boulevard
208
22
551 Boulevard
208
23
553 Boulevard
208
24
555 Boulevard
208
25
557 Boulevard
208
26
561-63 Boulevard
209
19
479 Avenue C
209
20
481 Avenue C
209
21
483 Avenue C
209
22
485 Avenue C
209
23.01
487-93 Avenue C
209
45
562-64 Boulevard
209
46
560 Boulevard
209
47
558 Boulevard
209
48
554 Boulevard
209
49.01
550-52 Boulevard
209
51
548 Boulevard
209
52
546 Boulevard
210
18
457 Broadway
210
19
459 Broadway
210
20
461 Broadway
210
21
463 Broadway
210
22
465 Broadway
210
23
467 Broadway
210
24
469 Broadway
210
25
471 Broadway
210
26
12 W 22nd Street
210
27
14 W 22nd Street
210
28
16 W 22nd Street
210
41
46 W 22nd Street
210
42
494 Avenue C
210
43
492 Avenue C
210
44
490 Avenue C
210
45
488 Avenue C
210
46
484-86 Avenue C
210
47
480-82 Avenue C
211
1
11 E 21st Street
211
2
13 E 21st Street
211
3
15-17 E 21st Street
211
5
458 Broadway
211
6
15-17 Library Court
211
7
16 E 22nd Street
211
8
14 E 22nd Street
211
9
12 E 22nd Street
211
10
10 E 22nd Street
211
11
470-72 Broadway
211
13
464 Broadway
211
14
462 Broadway
211
15
460 Broadway
211
16
454-56 Broadway
211
17
452 Broadway
211
18
450 Broadway
211
19
446-48 Broadway
211
12.01-12.02
466-68 Broadway
212
1
29-33 E 21st Street
212
2
35 E 21st Street
212
3
37 E 21st Street
212
4
39 E 21st Street
212
5
39a E 21st Street
212
6
41 E 21st Street
212
7
43 E 21st Street
212
8
45 E 21st Street
212
9
47 E 21st Street
212
10
49 E 21st Street
212
11
51 E 21st Street
212
12
53 E 21st Street
212
13
55 E 21st Street
212
14
231 Avenue E
212
15
233 Avenue E
212
16
235 Avenue E
212
17
237 Avenue E
212
18
239 Avenue E
212
19
241 Avenue E
212
20
243 Avenue E
212
22.01
245-49 Avenue E
212
23
48 E 22nd Street
212
24
46 E 22nd Street
212
25
44 E 22nd Street
212
26
42a E 22nd Street
212
27
42 E 22nd Street
212
28
40 E 22nd Street
212
29
36-38 E 22nd Street
212
30
34 E 22nd Street
212
31
28-30 E 22nd Street
212
32
28 E 22nd Street
212
33
24-26 E 22nd Street
212
34
20-22 E 22nd Street
214
20
525 Boulevard
214
21
531 Boulevard
214
22
533-43 Boulevard
215
1
524 Boulevard
215
18
463-67 Avenue C
215
19
469 Avenue C
215
20
471 Avenue C
215
21
473 Avenue C
215
22
475 Avenue C
215
23
477 Avenue C
215
24
64 W 21st Street
215
25
66 W 21st Street
215
26
68 W 21st Street
215
27
70 W 21st Street
215
28
72 W 21st Street
215
29
74 W 21st Street
215
30
76 W 21st Street
215
31
76a W 21st Street
215
32
78 W 21st Street
215
33
80 W 21st Street
215
34
82 W 21st Street
215
35
84 W 21st Street
215
36
86 W 21st Street
215
37
88 W 21st Street
215
38
90 W 21st Street
215
39
92 W 21st Street
215
40
94 W 21st Street
215
41
96 W 21st Street
215
42
98 W 21st Street
215
43
100 W 21st Street
215
44
538-44 Boulevard
215
45
536 Boulevard
215
46
530 Boulevard
215
47
528 Boulevard
215
48
526 Boulevard
216
13
441-45 Broadway
216
14
447 Broadway
216
15
449 Broadway
216
16
451 Broadway
216
17
453 Broadway
216
18
455 Broadway
216
19
10 W 21st Street
216
20
12 W 21st Street
216
21
14 W 21st Street
216
22
16-18 W 21st Street
216
23
20-22 W 21st Street
216
24
24 W 21st Street
216
25
26 W 21st Street
216
26
28 W 21st Street
216
27
30 W 21st Street
216
28
32-34 W 21st Street
216
29
36 W 21st Street
216
30
38 W 21st Street
216
31.01
40-44 W 21st Street
216
32
46 W 21st Street
216
33
478 Avenue C
216
34
476 Avenue C
216
35
474 Avenue C
216
36
464-72 Avenue C
219
20
61 W 19th Street
219
21
447 Avenue C
219
22
449-51 Avenue C
219
23
453 Avenue C
219
47
516 Boulevard
219
48
512 Boulevard
219
49
510 Boulevard
219
50
508 Boulevard
219
51
506 Boulevard
219
24 & 25 & 26
459-61 Avenue C
219
45.11-45.46
518-524 Boulevard
220
1
51 W 19th Street
220
2
49 W 19th Street
220
3
47 W 19th Street
220
20
425 Broadway
220
21
427 Broadway
220
22
429 Broadway
220
23
431-33 Broadway
220
26
10-12 W 20th Street
220
39
462 Avenue C
220
40
460 Avenue C
220
41
458 Avenue C
220
42
456 Avenue C
220
43
454 Avenue C
220
24 & 25
435-37 Broadway
221
1
13-17 E 19th Street
221
2
19 E 19th Street
221
3
21 E 19th Street
221
4
19-21 E 19th Street, rear
221
5
23-27 E 19th Street, rear
221
6
29 E 19th Street, rear
221
7
31 E 19th Street, rear
221
8
33 E 19th Street, rear
221
9
35-37 E 19th Street, rear
221
10
197-205 Avenue E, rear
221
11
39-43 E 19th Street
221
12
197-205 Avenue E
221
13
4 Standard Place
221
15
20-22 E 21st Street
221
16
18 E 21st Street
221
17
16 E 21st Street
221
18
14 E 21st Street
221
19
12 E 21st Street
221
20
8-10 E 21st Street
221
21
444 Broadway
221
22
442 Broadway
221
23
438-40 Broadway
221
24
434-36 Broadway
221
25
430-32 Broadway
221
26
426-28 Broadway
221
27
424 Broadway
221
28
422 Broadway
221
29
420 Broadway
224
1
490 Boulevard
224
20
431 Avenue C
224
21
433 Avenue C
224
22
435 Avenue C
224
23
437 Avenue C
224
24
439 Avenue C
224
25
441 Avenue C
224
26
443 Avenue C
224
27
445 Avenue C
224
47
504 Boulevard
224
48
502 Boulevard
224
49
500 Boulevard
224
50
498 Boulevard
224
51.01
492-496 Boulevard
225
10
25 W 18th Street
225
11
23 W 18th Street
225
12.01
21 W 18th Street
225
12.02
19 W 18th Street
225
13
15 W 18th Street
225
14
13 W 18th Street
225
15
11 W 18th Street
225
16
9 W 18th Street
225
17
409 Broadway
225
18
411 Broadway
225
19
413 Broadway
225
20
415 Broadway
225
21
417 Broadway
225
22
419 Broadway
225
23
421 Broadway
225
24
423 Broadway
225
43
446 Avenue C
225
44
444 Avenue C
225
45
442 Avenue C
225
46
440 Avenue C
225
47
438 Avenue C
225
48
434-36 Avenue C
225
49
432 Avenue C
226
16
171-83 Avenue E
226
17
185 Avenue E
226
18
189-95 Avenue E
226
19
52-54 E 19th Street
226
34
14 E 19th Street
226
35.01
12 E 19th Street
226
36
418 Broadway
226
37
416 Broadway
226
38
414 Broadway
226
39
412 Broadway
226
40
410 Broadway
226
41
408 Broadway
226
42.01
406 Broadway
226
43
400-04 Broadway
226
44
398 Broadway
226
45
396 Broadway
226
46
394 Broadway
230
18.01
415-23 Avenue C
230
22
425-27 Avenue C
230
23
427a-29 Avenue C
230
24
427-29 Avenue C, rear
231
20
389 1/2 Broadway
231
21
391 Broadway
231
22
393 Broadway
231
23
395 Broadway
231
24
397 Broadway
231
25
399 Broadway
231
26
401 Broadway
231
27
403 Broadway
231
49.01
426-30 Avenue C
231
50
424 Avenue C
231
51
422a Avenue C
231
52
422 Avenue C
231
53
420 Avenue C
231
54
418 Avenue C
231
55
416 Avenue C
232
15
392 Broadway
232
16
390 Broadway
232
17
388 Broadway
232
18
386 Broadway
232
19
380-84 Broadway
232
20
372-78 Broadway
234
5
149 Avenue E
234
6
151 Avenue E
234
7
153-55 Avenue E
234
8
157-59 Avenue E
234
9
161 Avenue E
234
10
163 Avenue E
234
11
165 Avenue E
234
12
167 Avenue E
234
13
169 Avenue E
239
12
375 Broadway
239
13
377 Broadway
239
14
379 Broadway
239
15
381-83 Broadway
239
16
385 Broadway
239
17
387 Broadway
239
18
389 Broadway
240
20
357 Broadway
240
21
359 Broadway
240
22
361 Broadway
240
23
363 Broadway
240
24
363 Broadway
240
25
365 Broadway
240
26
367 Broadway
240
27
369 Broadway
241
1.02
350 Broadway
241
14
368-70 Broadway
241
15
366 Broadway
241
16
364 Broadway
241
17
362 Broadway
241
18.01
360 Broadway
241
19
358 Broadway
241
20
356 Broadway
241
21
354 Broadway
241
22
352 Broadway
246
21
331 Broadway
246
22
333-37 Broadway
246
23
339 Broadway
246
24
341 Broadway
246
25
343 Broadway
246
26
345-47 Broadway
246
27
349 Broadway
246
28
351 Broadway
246
29
353 Broadway
246
30
353 1/2 Broadway
246
31
355 Broadway
247
50
346-48 Broadway
247
51
342 Broadway
247
52
340 Broadway
247
53
336-38 Broadway
247
54
332-34 Broadway
247
55
330 Broadway
247
56
328 Broadway
247
57
326 Broadway
247
58
324 Broadway
252
15
313 Broadway
252
16
315 Broadway
252
17
317 Broadway
252
18
319 Broadway
252
19
321 Broadway
252
20
323-29 Broadway
253
1
306-08 Broadway
253
45
322 Broadway
253
46
320 Broadway
253
47
318 Broadway
253
48
316 Broadway
253
49
314 Broadway
253
50
312 Broadway
253
51
310 Broadway
257
7
297-99 Broadway
257
8
301 Broadway
257
9
303 Broadway
257
10
305 Broadway
257
11
307 Broadway
257
12
309-11 Broadway
258
8
298-304 Broadway
258
9
292 1/2- 96 Broadway
258
10
292 Broadway
258
11
290 Broadway
258
12
286-88 Broadway
258
13
282-84 Broadway
264
16
281 Broadway
264
17
283-87 Broadway
264
18
289 Broadway
264
19
291 Broadway
264
20
293 Broadway
264
21
295 Broadway
267
20
265 Broadway
267
21
267 Broadway
267
22
269 Broadway
267
23
271 Broadway
267
24
273 Broadway
267
25
275 Broadway
267
26
279 Broadway
268
1
266-80 Broadway
272
18
249 Broadway
272
19.01
251-259 Broadway
272
22
261 Broadway
272
23
263 Broadway
273
30
264 Broadway
273
31
260-62 Broadway
273
32.01
258 Broadway
273
32.02
256 Broadway
273
33
252 Broadway
273
34
250 Broadway
277
28
233 Broadway
277
29
7 W 9th Street
277
30
229-31 Broadway
277
31
235-37 Broadway
277
32
239 Broadway
277
34
241 Broadway
277
35
243 Broadway
277
36
245 Broadway
277
37
247 Broadway
278
1
7-9 Linnet Street
278
2
9 Avenue E
278
3
13-15 Avenue E
278
14
2 E 10th Street
278
15
242 Broadway
278
16
240 Broadway
278
17
238 Broadway
278
18
236 Broadway
278
19
234 Broadway
279
1
226-32 Broadway
283
4.01
39-49 W 8th Street
283
10
37 W 8th Street
283
11
35 W 8th Street
283
12
33 W 8th Street
283
13
31 W 8th Street
283
14
29 W 8th Street
283
15
27 W 8th Street
283
16
25 W 8th Street
283
17
23 W 8th Street
283
18
21 W 8th Street
283
19
15-19 W 8th Street
283
20
13 W 8th Street
283
21
11 W 8th Street
283
23.01
7 W 8th Street
283
23.02
8 W 9th Street
283
24
227 Broadway
283
26
12-14 W 9th Street
283
27
16-18 W 9th Street
283
22, 25
9 W 8th Street
296
1
114 North Street
296
2
112 North Street
296
3
110 North Street
296
4
108 North Street
296
5
106 North Street
296
6
104 North Street
296
7
102 North Street
296
8
100 North Street
296
9
98 North Street
296
10
96 North Street
296
11
94 North Street
296
12
92 North Street
296
13
90 North Street
296
14, 15
North Street
297
1
Boulevard
297
2
256 Boulevard
297
3
26 North Street
297
4
12-16 North Street
297
5
8 North Street
297
6
4 North Street
300
5
Avenue A & North Street
300.01
1
Avenue A & North Street
300.01
2
Avenue A & North Street
300.01
3
175 Avenue A
301.01
3
191 W 5th Street
301.01
1 & 6
219 W 5th Street
301.02
1
185-87 W 5th Street
301.02
2
183 W 5th Street
301.02
3
181 W 5th Street
301.02
4
179 W 5th Street
301.03
1
147-57 Avenue A
301.03
2
159-61 Avenue A
304
1
175 W 7th Street
304
2
151-73 W 7th Street
305
14
201 Broadway
305
15
203 Broadway
305
16
205 Broadway
305
17
207 Broadway
305
18
207a Broadway
305
19
209 Broadway
305
20
211-17 Broadway
308
6
77 Linnet Street
308
7
87 Linnet Street
308
8
99 Linnet Street
308
9
111 Linnet Street
309
5.0101-5.0113
2-26 Columbus Circle
311.01
1
39-55 Bayview Court
311.01
5
35-37 Bayview Court
311.01
6
31-33 Bayview Court
311.01
7
25-29 Bayview Court
311.01
8
21-23 Bayview Court
311.01
9
19 Bayview Court
311.01
10
192-200 W 5th Street
311.01
11
202-04 W 5th Street
311.01
12
206-08 W 5th Street
311.02
10
180-90 W 5th Street
314
37
94 W 7th Street
314
41
102-04 W 7th Street
314
44
108 W 7th Street
316
35
84 W 7th Street
318
12
175 Broadway
318
13
177 Broadway
318
14
179 Broadway
318
15
181 Broadway
318
16
183 Broadway
318
17
185 Broadway
318
18
187 Broadway
318
19
189 Broadway
318
20
191 Broadway
318
21.01
193 Broadway
318
22
195 Broadway
318
23
197-99 Broadway
319
1.01
7 Cottage Street
319
1.02
9 Cottage Street
319
2
11 Cottage Street
319
3
13 Cottage Street
319
4
15 Cottage Street
319
5
17 Cottage Street
319
6
21 Cottage Street
319
7
23 Cottage Street
319
8
25-27 Cottage Street
319
10
29 Cottage Street
319
11
31 Cottage Street
319
12
193-95 Orient Street
319
25.01
10 Evergreen Street
319
25.02
8 Evergreen Street
319
26
218-22 Broadway
320
17
171 Hobart Avenue
320
18
173 Hobart Avenue
320
19
175 Hobart Avenue
320
20
177 Hobart Avenue
320
21
179 Hobart Avenue
320
22
181 Hobart Avenue
320
23
183 Hobart Avenue
320
24
185 Hobart Avenue
321
6
194 Orient Street
321
7
47 Cottage Street
321
8
49-51 Cottage Street
321
9
53 Cottage Street
321
10
55 Cottage Street
321
11
57 Cottage Street
321
12
59 Cottage Street
321
13
61 Cottage Street
321
14
63 Cottage Street
321
22
163 Hobart Avenue
321
23
165 Hobart Avenue
321
24
167 Hobart Avenue
321
15-21
65 Cottage Street
321
25-26
72-74 Evergreen Street
323
3
79 Cottage Street
323
4
81 Cottage Street
323
5
83 Cottage Street
323
6
85 Cottage Street
323
7
87 Cottage Street
323
8
89 Cottage Street
323
9
91 Cottage Street
323
10
93 Cottage Street
323
11
95-97 Cottage Street
323
12
115-123 E 5th Street
325
1
216 Broadway
325
2
214 Broadway
325
3
212 Broadway
325
4
210 Broadway
325
5
208 Broadway
325
6
206 Broadway
325
7
204 Broadway
325
8
202 Broadway
326
1
200 Broadway
326
2
198 Broadway
326
3
196 Broadway
326
4
194 Broadway
326
5
192 Broadway
326
6
190 Broadway
326
7
188 Broadway
326
8
186 Broadway
330
10
155-47 Broadway
330
11
159 Broadway
330
12
161 Broadway
330
13
163 Broadway
330
14
165 Broadway
330
15
167 Broadway
330
16
169 Broadway
330
17
171-73 Broadway
331
1
184 Broadway
331
2
182 Broadway
331
3
174-80 Broadway
331
4
170-72 Broadway
331
5
166-68 Broadway
331
6
164 Broadway
331
7
162 Broadway
331
8
160 Broadway
331
9
158 Broadway
331
10
156 Broadway
332
4
Newark Bay, 1st-3rd Streets
332
5
Newark Bay, 1st-3rd Streets
332
6
Newark Bay, 1st-3rd Streets
332
7
Newark Bay, 1st-3rd Streets
333.01
5
97-103 Avenue A
333.01
6
Avenue A
333.01
7
Avenue A
333.01
3, 4
22-46 Bayview Court
346
29
54 Juliette Street
346
30
70-76 Avenue A
346
31
66-68 Avenue A
359
1
Ingham Avenue
359
2
Foot of Ingham
359
3
Ingham Avenue
359
4.02
E 5th Street
359
4.03
2nd Street & Lexington Avenue
359
4.04
2nd Street & Lexington Avenue
359
5
E 5th Street
359
6
Hobart Avenue
359
7
E 5th Street
359
8.01
90 E 5th Street
359
10
E 5th Street
359
11
Hobart Avenue & E 3rd Street
360
1
Avenue A
360
2, RG 70 & 24
Avenue A
361
2
13-15 Gertrude Street
361
3.01
9-11 Gertrude Street
361
4.01
47-51 Boulevard
361
4.02
53-55 Boulevard
361
12
Avenue A, W 3rd & Gertrude
362
2
W 2nd, Gertrude & Boulevard
362
3
Avenue A, W 2nd & Gertrude
370
1
1 E 1st Street
370
2
3 E 1st Street
370
3
5 E 1st Street
370
4
7 E 1st Street
370
5
9 E 1st Street
370
6
11 E 1st Street
370
7
13 E 1st Street
370
8
15 E 1st Street
370
9
17 E 1st Street
370
10
19 E 1st Street
372
1.02
42-68 Lexington Avenue
373
1
247-51 W 1st Street
373
2
233-43 W 1st Street
373
13
218-22 W 2nd Street
373
14
4-22 Avenue A
373
15
2 Avenue A
379
2.11
27-31 W 1st Street
379
2.12
27-31 W 1st Street
379
2.13
27-31 W 1st Street
379
2.14
27-31 W 1st Street
379
2.15
27-31 W 1st Street
379
2.16
27-31 W 1st Street
379
2.21-2.45
27-31 W 1st Street
380
20
17 W 1st Street
380
21
15 W 1st Street
380
22
11 W 1st Street
380
23
9 W 1st Street
380
24
7 W 1st Street
380
25
5 W 1st Street
380
26
3 W 1st Street
380
27
1 W 1st Street
381
1
Lord & Lexington Avenues
382
1.01, 389/1
E 1st Street
390
1
Avenue A & West 1st Street
391
1
Avenue A & West 1st Street
391
2
Avenue A & West 1st Street
393
1
732 Avenue E
393
2
734 Avenue E
393
3
736 Avenue E
393
4
738 Avenue E
393
5
742 Avenue E
393
6
748 Avenue E
393
7
750 Avenue E
393
8
750A Avenue E
393
9
752 Avenue E
393
10
752A Avenue E
393
11
754 Avenue E
393
12
754A Avenue E
393
13
756 Avenue E
393
14
756A Avenue E
393
15
758 Avenue E
393
16
752-64 Avenue E
393
17
788 Avenue E
393
18
794 Avenue E
393
19
796 Avenue E
393
20
798-804 Avenue E
393
21
806-812 Avenue E
393
22
811 Avenue E
393
23
814 Avenue E, rear
393
24
814 Avenue E, rear
393
27
Avenue E
393
28
Avenue E
393
29
838 Avenue E
393
25, 26
816-24 Avenue E
395
1
Rte. 169 & Pulaski Street
396
1
20 Pulaski Street
397
1
30 Pulaski Street
399
1
74-76 Gould Street
399
2
106 E 45th Street
399
3
E 45th Street
399
4
Foot of Gould Street
399
5.01
Rte. 169 & Pulaski Street
399
6
Foot of 49th Street
399
9
77-79 Gould Street
399
10
73-75 Gould Street
399
7, 5.02, 8
Rte. 169 & Pulaski Street
400
1
150 Pulaski Street
400
2
180 Pulaski Street
400
3
180 A Pulaski Street
404
2.01
P@BH:Maritime District
404
2.03
P@BH: 40th Street Access
412
1.01
171-81 Le Fante Way
412
2.01
77-97 Le Fante Way
412
2.02
101-159 & 201-219 Le Fante Way
412
2.03
191 Le Fante Way
412
3
69-73 Le Fante Way
413
6
91 E 30th Street
414
1.01
99 Hook Road
414
1.02
99 Hook Road
414
2
75 Hook Road
415
1
67 Le Fante Way
415
2
63-65 Le Fante Way
416
1
71 New Hook Access Road
416
2
69 New Hook Access Road
416
3
63-67 Hook Road
417
1
59 Hook Road
417
2
New Hook Road
417
3
55 Hook Road
417
4
51-53 Hook Road
418
1
47-49 Hook Road
418
2
Hook Road
426
1
New Hook Access Road
426
2
New Hook Road
426
3
54 Hook Road
427
1
48-52 New Hook Road
427
2
New Hook Road
427
3
New Hook Road
440
1 & 2
294-312 Avenue E
446
2
274-92 Avenue E
446
1 & 3
252-68 Avenue E
451
1.01
103-143 E 22nd Street
451
2.03
43-75 Mechanic Street
452.01
1
195 E 22nd Street
452.01
2
187 E 22nd Street
452.01
3
197 E 22nd Street
452.01
4, & 452.02/4
Avenue H
452.02
5
New Hook Road & E 22nd Street
452.02
8
Central Avenue & Avenue G
452.02
11
Avenue G & Part of Central
452.02
6, 7, 9
E 23rd Street
453.01
2
E 22nd Street
453.01
3
E 22nd Street & Avenue J
453.01
4
E 22nd Street & Avenue J
453.01
6
E 22nd Street
453.01
7
100 Hook Road
453.01
8
E 22nd Street
453.01
9
E 22nd Street
453.01
1, 10
E 22nd Street
454
1
224-230 Avenue E
454
2
230-50 Avenue E
456
1
87-89 E 21st Street
456
2
91 E 21st Street
456
30
83-85 E 21st Street
457.01
2
108 Avenue F
457.01
3
104-06 Avenue F
457.01
4
94-102 Avenue F
457.01
5
101 E 21st Street
457.01
6
103 E 21st Street
457.01
9
104 E 22nd Street
457.01
10
102 E 22nd Street
457.01
7, 7.01 & 457.02/1
105-111 E 21st Street
457.01
8, 8.01 & 457.02/8
106-112 E 22nd Street
457.02
2
113 E 21st Street
457.02
3
Hook Road
457.02
4
128 E 22nd Street
457.02
7
114-120 E 22nd Street
458
1
170-80 Avenue E
458
2
182-84 Avenue E
458
3
186 Avenue E
458
4
188-90 Avenue E
458
5
192 Avenue E
458
6
194 Avenue E
458
7
196-196a Avenue E
458
8
196-98 Avenue E
458
9
200 Avenue E
458
10
202 Avenue E
458
11
204 Avenue E
458
12
206-20 Avenue E
458
13
222 Avenue E
463
1, 2, 3
Avenue F & E 19th Street
464.01
2
E 22nd Street
464.01
6
Constable Hook
465
1, 2, 3 & 4
E 22nd Street
465
5, 6 & 7
Between Hook Road & Avenue
466
1, 2, 3, 4
E 22nd Street
467
24
134-36 Avenue E
467
25
138 Avenue E
467
26
140 Avenue E
467
27
142-48 Avenue E
467
28
148-54 Avenue E
467
29
156-66 Avenue E
468
1
401 Rt 440 South
468
2
Prospect Avenue & E 21st Street
469
1
Foot of Oak Street
473.01
5
Oak Street
473.01
6
Oak Street
473.01
7
51 Oak Street
475
1
Foot of Ingham
475
2
1 Pier Street
475
3
3-11 Pier Street
475
4
Foot of Ingham
482
1
Hook Road
482
2
Hook Road
482
7
33 Hook Road
482
9
Hook Road
482
8 & 8.01
Hook Road
503
8
Hook Road
600
1
P@BH: Harbor Station North
630
1
P@BH: Harbor Station North
641
1
P@BH: Harbor Station North
641
2
P@BH: Harbor Station North
645
1
P@BH: Harbor Station North
660
1
P@BH: Harbor Station North
700
1
P@BH: Harbor Station South
720
1
P@BH: Harbor Station South
730
2
P@BH: Harbor Station South
731
1
P@BH: Harbor Station South
751
1
P@BH: Harbor Station South
780
1
P@BH: Harbor Station South
790
1
P@BH: Harbor Station South
801
1
P@BH: Bayonne Bay
803
1
P@BH: Bayonne Bay
815
1
P@BH: Bayonne Bay
830
1
P@BH: Bayonne Bay
900
1
P@BH: The Landing
930
1
P@BH: The Landing
1000
1
P@BH: The Loft
1030
1
P@BH: The Loft
1100
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1130
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1131
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1132
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1150
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1161
1.01
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1170
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
1171
1
P@BH: Bayonne Point
*
Editor's Note: Original copies of the Appendix material are available at the Office of the City Clerk
[Ord. No. O-08-28 § 1]
This section shall be known and may be cited as the "Bayonne Parking Tax."
[Ord. No. O-08-28 § 1; Ord. No. O-11-25 § 1]
a. 
There is hereby imposed a 15% tax on any fees whether paid directly, or paid as part of the rent charged in a lease for parking, garaging or storing of motor vehicles, in any commercial, industrial or residential property.
b. 
All taxes imposed by this section shall be collected on behalf of the City of Bayonne by the person providing parking services to the customer.
c. 
The City of Bayonne's Business Administrator is hereby designated as collector of parking taxes. The methods for reporting taxes due shall be on forms and in accordance with procedures prescribed by the Business Administrator from time to time.
d. 
Every person required to collect any taxes imposed by this section shall be personally liable for the tax imposed, collected or required to be collected. Any such person shall have the same right in respect to collecting the tax from his or her customer or in respect to nonpayment of the tax by the customer as if the tax were a part of the parking or storage fee and payable at the same time; provided, however, that the Business Administrator of the City of Bayonne shall be joined as a party in any action brought to collect the tax.
e. 
No person required to collect any tax hereunder shall advertise or hold out to any person or to the public in general in any manner, directly or indirectly, that the tax is not considered as an element in the fee payable by the customer, that he will pay the tax, that the tax will not be separately charged and stated to the customer or that the tax will be refunded to the customer.
f. 
If for any reason the tax is not paid when due, interest at a rate of 12% per annum, on the amount of the tax due and an additional penalty of 1/2 of 1% of the amount of the unpaid tax for each month or fraction thereof during which the tax remains unpaid shall be added and collected. Where action is brought for the recovery of any tax hereunder, the person liable shall, in addition, be liable for the cost of collection and the interest and penalties imposed.
g. 
No tax shall be imposed with respect to any parking, garaging or motor vehicle storage fees charged by:
1. 
Any religious, charitable, educational institution;
2. 
Any nonprofit organization except a hospital;
3. 
Garages or parking areas which are part of premises (a) occupied solely as a private one or two family dwelling or (b) leased to residential tenants of multiple dwellings;
4. 
The Bayonne Parking Authority;
5. 
Hospitals and/or any body, corporate and politic or instrumentality of the State of New Jersey including, but not limited to, New Jersey Transit.
Provided, however, that these exemptions shall not apply to fees for the parking, garaging or storing of motor vehicles on property owned by an exempt entity and leased to any nonexempt entity.
[Ord. No. O-08-28 § 1]
a. 
Taxes due under this section shall be paid quarterly. Returns for each quarter are due on or before the 15th of the month following the end of the quarter, that is, April 15, July 15, October 15 and January 15.
b. 
A quarterly parking tax return is required to be filed by every person responsible for the collection of parking taxes whether or not any tax is due for that quarter. Payment of the tax due shall be made with the filed return.
c. 
Every person responsible for the collection of parking taxes shall maintain books and/or records to substantiate the quarterly tax returns, even if no tax is due.
d. 
Pursuant to State law, any person who fails or refuses to file any return required under this section, any person who refuses to permit an officer or agent designated by the City of Bayonne to examine his or her books, records and papers and any person who knowingly files an incomplete, false or fraudulent return or attempts to do anything whatsoever to avoid the full disclosure of the tax due under this section to avoid the payment of the whole or any part thereof is a disorderly person.
e. 
The failure of any person to receive or procure the forms required for filing returns required under this section shall not excuse him from filing a return.
[Ord. No. O-08-28 § 1]
A maximum of 12% of the revenues collected from the tax imposed under this section in any prior calendar year shall be used for administrative costs.
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1]
This section shall be known and may be cited as the "Bayonne Hotel and Motel Use and Occupancy Tax."
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1; Ord. No. O-11-25 § 2]
There is hereby imposed a 6% on charges for the use or occupation of rooms in hotels as authorized by the "Hotel and Motel Occupancy Tax Act," N.J.S.A. 40:48E-1, et seq., as amended in 2006 by N.J.S.A. 40:48E-e. This tax shall be in addition to any and all real estate (ad valorem) taxes or services charges; the tax imposed by the "Sales and Use Tax Act," N.J.S.A. 54:32B-1 et seq.; or any other fee, charge or tax imposed by law.
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1]
The hotel and motel room occupancy tax shall be in addition to any other tax or fee imposed pursuant to statute or local ordinance or resolution by any governmental entity upon the occupancy of a hotel room.
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1]
No rooming or boarding house that is licensed and regulated pursuant to the Rooming and Boarding House Act of 1979, N.J.S.A. 55:13B-1 et seq., shall be subject to the tax imposed pursuant to the Hotel and Motel Occupancy Tax Act, N.J.S.A. 40:48E-1 et seq., and this section.
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1]
All revenue collected under the Hotel and Motel Occupancy Tax Act shall be paid to the Business Administrator of the City of Bayonne who shall be responsible for the collection of the tax, in quarterly installments, on or before those dates when real property tax payments are due to the municipality under State law. The hotel will not receive any credit or refund permitted against any other taxes due. It is the express intention of the City to collect in full both real estate taxes or services charges and the hotel and motel tax.
In accordance with the requirements of P.L. 2003, c. 114:
a. 
All taxes imposed by this article shall be paid by the purchaser.
b. 
A vendor shall not assume or absorb any tax imposed by this section.
c. 
A vendor shall not in any manner advertise or hold out to any person or to the public in general, in any manner, directly or indirectly, that the tax will be assumed or absorbed by the vendor, that the tax will not be separately charged and stated to the customer, or that the tax will be refunded to the customer.
d. 
Each assumption or absorption by a vendor of the tax shall be deemed a separate offense and each representation or advertisement by a vendor for each day that the representation or advertisement continues shall be deemed a separate offense.
e. 
The penalty for violation of the foregoing provisions shall be a fine not exceeding $1,250, a term of imprisonment not exceeding 90 days or a period of community service for a period not exceeding 90 days, or any combination thereof, for each offense.
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1]
The tax imposed by this section shall be collected on behalf of the City of Bayonne by the person collecting the rent from the hotel or motel customer. Each person required to collect the tax herein imposed shall be personally liable for the tax imposed, collected, or required to be collected hereunder. Any such person shall have the same right in respect to collecting the tax from a customer as if the tax were a part of the rent and payable at the same time; provided that the Business Administrator of the City of Bayonne shall be joined as a party in any action or proceeding brought to collect the tax.
[Ord. No. O-08-23 § 1]
A copy of this section shall be transmitted to the State Treasurer and to each hotel or motel located within the City of Bayonne.