NJ Transit, LCOR To Hold Public Meeting On Hoboken Yard Plan

HOBOKEN, NJ — A public meeting is being planned to discuss one of the most important real estate projects in recent Mile Square City history: the Hoboken Yard redevelopment plan.

On Monday, Nov. 25, NJ Transit and LCOR, the designated developer for the project, will hold an open house/information session in the waiting room at Hoboken Terminal.

Representatives from NJ Transit and LCOR, as well as select professional services firms, will be available from 6 to 8 p.m. to discuss proposed changes to the plan, which may bring a pair of new high-rise buildings and several other changes to the area near Hoboken Terminal and Observer Highway.

NJ Transit owns most of the property where the project is based.

• See the proposed redevelopment plan
• See the traffic study review for the plan

All members of the public are invited to attend the forum.

According to an email from Hoboken Councilwoman Jen Giattino, the planning board will be reviewing the amended LCOR redevelopment plan on Tuesday, Dec. 3. It will be their responsibility to determine whether or not the amended plan is consistent with the master plan reexamination, she said.

• See related article: Debate Intensifies Over Hoboken Yard Plan, Proposed High-Rises
• See related article: New Twists For Redevelopment Plan Near Hoboken Terminal

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