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The Hawthorne Gateway is a mixed-use neighborhood consisting of the Borough’s central business district, and adjoining commercial and mixed-income areas, which also incorporates public facilities such as the municipal building, the library, a NJ Transit train station, and public open space and recreational facilities. Many businesses are struggling in a post-pandemic environment, leading to businesses closing and vacancies, a trend the Borough hopes to reverse by strengthening the entire neighborhood, including the connection among residential, recreational and commercial uses.
The NPP Implementation Plan was submitted to the State by the Coordinator on February 18; we were given Final Approval on March 1, 2022.
At the Council Meeting on March 16, 2022, a Resolution adopting the Hawthorne Implementation Plan was adopted by our Borough Council. Now the work begins!
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN - Borough of Hawthorne, Hawthorne Gateway District
SLIDE PRESENTATION: Power Point Presentation to Council March 16, 2022
SURVEY RESULTS ARE IN.
Please see below graphs, charts and supporting data.
The Survey is closed. Thank you to all who participated. Results are listed above. Please look at them - any thoughts and/or suggestions, please contact NPP Coordinator at email above.
NPP Stakeholders
Mayor John Lane, ex officio
John Bertollo
Capt. Joe Carr
Sarah De La Torre
Patricia MacDonnell Dubois
Heidi Ehman
DPW Director Bill Haffler
Capt. Bob King
Michael Mariani
Lt. Matt Nedswick
Bill Post
Frank Scola
Monica Smith, Library Director
Officer Guy Tumminello
NPP Coordinator
Ellen Brogno
973-427-1168