MidAtlantic Engineering Partners (MidAtlantic) is pleased to provide ongoing civil engineering, planning, and land surveying, services for the recently approved Jersey City Bayfront Development project known as Bayfront Promenade. Bayfront Promenade will be the first development block of a redevelopment area featuring a riverfront park along the Hackensack River, a transit pier for ferry service, a new light rail station extending the West Side Avenue Light Rail system, and two linear parks extending approximate 2,000 feet from Route 440 to the Hackensack River.<\/p>\n
The firm worked closely with the Jersey City Redevelopment Authority, Jersey City Planning, and the\u00a0Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority assisting\u00a0Bayfront Development Partners, a joint venture between Pennrose LLC and Omni America LLC,\u00a0to secure a redevelopment agreement for the first phase of the Bayfront Redevelopment Area.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Bayfront project is exciting because it is an opportunity to transform\u00a0underutilized land and remediate\u00a0areas creating an affordable neighborhood with extensive open space, vibrant mixed-use, multi-modal\u00a0community along the Hackensack River waterfront,\u201d said MidAtlantic Partner\u00a0Louis Zuegner. \u201cWe worked closely coordinating with various Jersey City agencies and the project team to ensure this initial development meets the City\u2019s expectations and sets the stage for future phases within the redevelopment area.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n
\u201cCongratulations to Pennrose and Omni for achieving this major project milestone as the developer for Phase l,\u201d\u00a0said MidAtlantic Partner\u00a0William Parkhill. \u201cWe believe the\u00a0Bayfront project can be a model for other urban areas to follow on how to incorporate affordable housing with market-rate housing to create a community that provides a remarkable living experience and quality amenities.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n
\u201cIn fact, the entire Bayfront Redevelopment Area envisions approximately 8,100 residential units, 400,000 square feet of retail space, 330,000 square feet of office space, and 150,000 square feet of public space; along with vast park areas; a ferry pier; fire station; and K-8 school. We look forward to continuing to assist in the redevelopment of this former industrial property into a vibrant and positive area of Jersey City,\u201d Parkhill concluded.<\/p>\n
The two parks will each feature 6 blocks of active recreation, bike and pedestrian trails, playgrounds, and nature areas. The redevelopment area is situated between Route 440 and the Hackensack River near New Jersey City University and Society Hill. Bayfront Promenade will feature a six-story, 210-unit building with ground floor space for a daycare, credit union, and community technology center. The development\u2019s streetscape will boast a complete street mobility design offering a new street grid with on-street parking, boulevard roadways, protected bike lanes, wide sidewalks, bump-outs with green infrastructure, extensive street trees and landscaped areas, decorative lighting, dedicated loading zones, and other inviting features. Grade changes and fill placement of several feet coupled with enhanced storm conveyance systems are designed to provide increased flood resilience measures.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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