This office is responsible for overseeing all of the property development in Hoboken. The City's Planning Board and Zoning Board help execute many of these responsibilities. The City's Development Officer also leads development initiatives, designated as Redevelopment Zones, to promote positive growth and success in Hoboken.
The Division of Housing oversees the City's stock of affordable housing and rent controlled units. The Division seeks to provide greater accessibility and more resources to address the City's affordable housing needs. Learn More.
The Planning Board oversees housing related issues that do not require variances. This 9 person volunteer body meets bi-monthly to review request and conduct business. Learn More
The Zoning Board oversees all housing related issues that require variances. This 9 person volunteer body meets bi-monthly to review request and conduct business. Learn More
This Commission is dedicated to the active preservation of the character and charm of buildings that are deemed historically significant. Learn More
The Zoning Office is responsible for administering the zoning laws of the City of Hoboken, Hudson County, and the State of New Jersey. Learn More
There are affordable housing opportunities and programs available to residents in the City of Hoboken. Learn more
In early 2011 the Planning Board adopted an Open Space Plan for the City of Hoboken. The City is working on several park improvement and development projects already underway, as well as considering proposed park space presented in the Open Space Plan. Learn more
Through the creation of redevelopment zones, that city can more closely guide large scale development. The city currently has several redevelopment projects in flight and conducts public workshops to keep the public informed. Learn more
The Community Development Block Grant provides annual grants to develop viable communities by providing funding for decent housing, suitable living environments, and expanding economic opportunities, principally for low and moderate income persons. Learn more
The City’s Master Plan documents serve as guidance documents that direct the City to make policy changes and implement projects that are consistent with the goals and objectives of the Master Plan.
Meeting agendas and agenda packets for City of Hoboken public meetings can be viewed and downloaded via the City's Meeting Portal.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is conducting its first five-year review of the Grand Street Mercury Superfund Site in Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey. The purpose of this five-year review is to ensure that the cleanup at this site is functioning as intended and continues to be protective of people’s health and the environment.
In 1996, the EPA assisted the Hoboken Health Department in assessing the extent of mercury contamination at the site. The EPA temporarily relocated residents, secured and maintained the site during its sampling. The agency also removed and disposed of soil contaminated with mercury and monitored the groundwater.
The EPA finalized its cleanup plan for the site in a document called a Record of Decision, or ROD, in September 1997 that included relocating residents permanently, demolishing two buildings, removing and disposing of soil contaminated with mercury, and monitoring the groundwater.
In April 2003, the EPA modified the 1997 cleanup plan in a document called an Explanation of Significant Difference, or ESD, to address soil on five surrounding properties. The EPA modified the cleanup plan again in January 2004 in a second ESD to include removing two feet of soil from below the former building footprint. In September 2005, the EPA issued the third ESD to address the groundwater; however, the EPA’s groundwater sampling showed no action was necessary.
All planned actions for the site have been completed. The EPA deleted the site from the National Priorities List in August 2007. A summary of these activities and evaluation of the long-term protectiveness of the cleanup plan will be included in the upcoming five-year review report which will be available in summer 2024.
For more information visit: www.epa.gov/superfund/grand-street-mercury.
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Working to provide vital community programs and opportunities for public facility rehabilitation.
Working to provide vital community programs and opportunities for public facility rehabilitation.
Frequently asked question about the Rebuild by Design - Hudson River Project to mitigate flooding & the project's ongoing construction.
Frequently asked question about the Rebuild by Design - Hudson River Project to mitigate flooding & the project's ongoing construction.
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See here for Affordable Housing Information and Opportunities
See here for Affordable Housing Information and Opportunities
Learn more about Redevelopment Areas and Studies
Learn more about Redevelopment Areas and Studies
Learn about Hoboken's participation in the Sustainable Jersey certification program.
Learn about Hoboken's participation in the Sustainable Jersey certification program.
Resist, Delay, Store, Discharge is a four-part comprehensive water management strategy to make Hoboken more resilient to flooding
Resist, Delay, Store, Discharge is a four-part comprehensive water management strategy to make Hoboken more resilient to flooding
The division seeks to provide greater accessibility and more resources to address the City’s affordable housing needs.
The division seeks to provide greater accessibility and more resources to address the City’s affordable housing needs.
Hudson Tunnel Project Green Acres Diversion
Hudson Tunnel Project Green Acres Diversion
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Learn about Hoboken's Community Gardens
Learn about Hoboken's Community Gardens
The City of Hoboken is evaluating options for the future re-use of the site of the Marshall Street Substation.
The City of Hoboken is evaluating options for the future re-use of the site of the Marshall Street Substation.
Learn more about the Lackawanna Records Building and its proposed demolition, and provide feedback as part of Section 106 review.
Learn more about the Lackawanna Records Building and its proposed demolition, and provide feedback as part of Section 106 review.
More information about Open Space Acquisition and Development
More information about Open Space Acquisition and Development
