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ARTICLE · 01 MAY 2019

Hoboken May Not Require Developer 'Givebacks' As A Condition To Ordinance Approval

The Hudson County New Jersey Superior Court has determined that the City of Hoboken (Hoboken) cannot require that a developer make certain community benefit payments or "givebacks" as a condition

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The Hudson County New Jersey Superior Court has determined that the City of Hoboken (Hoboken) cannot require that a developer make certain community benefit payments or "givebacks" as a condition to approval of an ordinance.

By ordinance adopted on April 19, 2017, the Hoboken City Council (Council) approved the Hoboken Post Office Redevelopment Plan (Redevelopment Plan) for the Hoboken Post Office Rehabilitation Area (Rehabilitation Area). Hoboken conditionally designated KMS Development Partners, L.P. (KMS), as redeveloper of a portion of the Rehabilitation Area (the KMS Property). Subsequently, KMS sought certain substantive changes to the Redevelopment Plan including increasing the maximum gross floor area, increasing the maximum number of rooms for hotel use, reducing the off-street parking requirements and reducing the required "step back" from Newark Street.

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