The 1990 FBW Plan for the Hoboken Waterfront relied heavily on volunteer architects, landscape architects, engineers and other professionals who worked with our urban planner. The detailed 12 foot by 4 foot scale model was built by volunteers. The 1990 and 1992 waterfront referendum victories were achieved through a huge outpouring of volunteer help. Over the years, people have offered up their skills to make our organization vital and strong. If you would like to help, please contact us using the form below.
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- Senator Sacco’s bill would put people in harm’s way
- Six months later, relief comes to NJ businesses
- Considering proposals to stem the tides by Canute, Bloomberg, and Zimmer
- 79% of Hoboken falls into FEMA’s new flood zone!
- Flood insurance rates will skyrocket but City has opportunity to reduce your premiums by 45%
- Monarch Towers now in FEMA’s Coastal High Hazard Flood Zone
- The Long Slip Canal and protecting Hoboken from the next surge
- The morning after Sandy: Hoboken’s waterfront parks
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- Shipyard attempts to reverse Planning Board
- FBW files motion to intervene
- Two strikes on the Monarch towers
- Freeholders counsel rejects Monarch appeal
- City sues Monarch developers for breach of contract
- County Planning Board stuns Monarch developers
- Can the waterfront walkway be a “street”?
- Shipyard’s Plan to Privatize Pier
- FBW challenges state approval
- DEP flouts its permit to restore pier
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- Will Hoboken Shipyard’s Pier 13 bring bad luck for public access?
- City Council ordinance key to completing plan for Hoboken’s central waterfront
- Hoboken vs. Jersey City waterfront
- What do Zuccotti Park and Hudson River Walkway have in common?
- The good news and the bad concerning Maxwell Place Park
- Roots over the River
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