The amenity package at Alexan CityView is fully loaded with a 9,000 square foot clubhouse, featuring The Zone, a media lounge with Wii, Xbox,

PlayStation and six HDTVs; The Club with billiards table, tabletop shuffleboard, demonstration kitchen, intimate seating and numerous HDTVs; The Mini Club; a childrenâ€s playroom with TV and DVD player within the fitness center; The I-Lounge with Mac and PC workspaces and WiFi internet access; The Studio, a fully-loaded fitness studio with cardio theatre and weight-training equipment; and The Oasis; a resort-style heated pool with spacious sundeck and WiFi internet access. All residents will have a personal assistant at their fingertips with concierge services provided by VIPdesk^TM.

Inside the apartments, residents have it all. Every stylish apartment home comes with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, a chefâ€s island or breakfast bar with pendant lighting, European-inspired flat panel cabinets with stainless pulls and wood-finished flooring, well-designed living spaces including available built-in shelving and computer niches, 9′ ceilings, generous closet space, keyless entry systems, two inch plantation blinds and some apartment homes offer private courtyard patios or balconies.
With one of the few remaining waterfront locations in the area, Alexan CityView offers unobstructed views across the Hudson River of the Manhattan skyline and The Statue of Liberty. Alexan CityViewâ€s unbeatable location is within walking distance of several dining and retail options, including a grocery store. Alexan CityView is also within close proximity to the Newark International Airport and all major transportation arteries.
Alexan CityView is on track to be one of the largest LEED-certified residential buildings in the United States and the largest LEED-certified residential building in the Northeastern United States; slated to receive a Silver rating. Alexan CityView also features ENERGY STAR-rated appliances and programmable thermostats, passing on savings to its residents.
The 544 pet-friendly apartment home community offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments; as well as spacious townhomes. Structured garage parking is available, and the residentâ€s first space is free.
Alexan CityView is the first in a series of new buildings transforming the Bayonne landscape. It was developed by Trammell Crow Residential.
The combination of location and upscale features is sure to add new life to the Bayonne area at unbelievably reasonable rental rates. For more information please visit http://alexancityview.comor call (201) 455-5825.

 

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By Evelyn Bonilla- Photos by Steveamack.com

     As a child born and raised in Bayonne, Mayor Mark Smith grew up enjoying all that his hometown of Bayonne had to offer. It’s way of life, its schools and the neighborhoods around him. The son of a Bayonne police officer and a nurse at Bayonne Hospital, he was taught to treat people with dignity and respect and to always put others before himself. These values were instilled in him and these are the values that he carries with him today. In retrospect, I’m sure he would’ve never imagined that his future would lead him down a path that would revolve around the future of Bayonne and its residents.





 

But now that he has received the support of the Bayonne community and he has officially been sworn in as Mayor, he’s prepared to make things happen. His goals and vision are clear and he has begun to put them into effect.  I recently had the privilege to sit down with the Mayor and discuss some of his goals for Bayonne’s future and current projects in progress that will in the future benefit Bayonne and its community.

I asked the Mayor about his short and long term goals for the City of Bayonne and he explained, “One of our short term goals is that we need to continue working on the reorganization of municipal government. We started that by moving some department’s directors and eliminating some departments and duplication services. We reduced our departments from nine to four.”

“We are also working on providing the public with some early evening hours, this will benefit residents who want to do business with the city or who have to do business and can’t because they work late or work in Manhattan.  We are thinking of a Flex time plan so that our employees are available to better serve the public.”

Another short term goal the Mayor and his administration are working on is there in house technology; they are currently working on updating their computer software system. By implementing this plan, it will allow other departments to share information on a real time basis and will incorporate everything into one centralized database. This will provide for quicker, faster and more accurate service to the community.

However, the main goal and focus for the Mayor and his administration is on Bayonne’s economic development, he explained, “One of the most pressing issues at this time is the structural deficit that this administration has inherited. Our objective is to develop a realistic plan to eliminate that.”  

So, with that focus in mind the Mayor and his administration have already begun to target that issue. Some of the things they are looking at are shared services between various entities of the city as well as county and state, reforms in Bayonne’s waste management system and possibly fee structures for services that the city provides. Presently they’re focusing in on a comprehensive health benefit package for all city employees and elected officials. The goal is to make one comprehensive health care system that should show a lower number of health care costs.

In long term the Mayor is adamant on one particular goal and that is to pay down city debt. The goal for the administration for the next four years is to aggressively target how to pay down the city’s structural deficit. The mayor explains, “The goal for this administration is to whittle down a debt that we inherited. This is something that has to be done and that needs to be done! It will take courage and discipline, but if we stay the course, we will come out of this a stronger and better community.” In doing this the Mayor ask only for the support and patience of the community. He explained, “This is a tough road were traveling down, were going through this together, it’s important to have courage and faith that were going to get through this.”

It seems that the Mayor is definitely on the road to “moving Bayonne forward”.  Recently signs can be seen with the development of the new Bayonne Crossing shopping mall. A project that has yield up to 1,200 union building trade jobs with mall construction and is expected to offer 900 retail and management jobs. Also, the development of a several new businesses and banks which are in view throughout the town.

Looking toward the future Mayor Mark Smith is confident and determined to replicate some of what Bayonne once was, with his perseverance and the values that were taught to him as a child, he can be sure that he is on the right road. As he looks towards the future along with his administration, he hopes to work hard to ensure that the future generation will have a community that they can be proud and confident in.

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 -Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone’s FREE FESTIVAL

 

     Three Bayonne Mayor’s Enjoy the  Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zones 5th Annual ” FREE FESTIVAL ” (L) Terrence Malloy; Executive Director of the Bayonne UEZ and former Mayor of Bayonne  along with (Center) current Bayonne Mayor Mark Smith; and (R) Joe Doria ;Commissioner of the Department of Community Affairs for the State of New Jersey, and former Mayor of Bayonne

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