JERSEY CITY | 80 Journal Square | 380 FT | 28 FLOORS
 

Case: P22-014
For: Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan with ‘c’ variances
Address: 80 Journal Square
Applicant: 80 Journal Square Partners LLC
Attorney: W. Nevins McCann & Robert A Verdibello
Review Planner: Matt Ward, PP, AICP
Block: 9403
Lot: 16
Zone: Journal Square 2060 Redevelopment Plan
Description: Proposed mixed use twenty-eight (28) story tower with four hundred (400) dwelling units (40 of which are to be affordable), 3,030 square feet of ground floor commercial, two stories of office space by utilizing the office space bonus totaling 17,130 square feet of office, 203 bike parking spaces, public plaza, and zero off-street parking or loading areas. This proposal triggers the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (IZO). The project site is the existing CH Martin retail store, a parcel over tracks owned and operated by the Port Authority Trans Hudson Corporation (PATH).
Variances: Maximum building height; height of floor to top of rooftop enclosed amenity space; non-residential first floor height within 30’ of rear lot line; front yard tower setback; side yard tower setback; residential tower diagonal dimension; tower setback from lot line of lower density zone; loading requirements; Height of rooftop appurtenances

Dataset Identifier
p22-014-80-journal-square
Themes
Housing & Properties
Keywords
2022, Planning Board, Digital Plans, General Development Application
Language
English
Modified
November 18, 2022 9:56 AM
Publisher
Planning Board

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This is going to have the 808 Pavonia Avenue towers right behind it :cheers:

Noice!

Interesting that this is being built above the PATH tracks. Feels very Hudson Yards-ish.

I believe 808 Pavonia was approved back in October, so those along with this will really turn this area into a nice node. Becoming denser by the day.

No parking provided. As it should be this close to a subway stop. There is also discussions that NJ Transit/Port Authority/Hudson County will built a tunnel under JFK. Maybe residents will have a direct link to the PATH? Cool selling feature.