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BERGEN: Fair Lawn, Tenafly, Hackensack, Hasbrouck Heights, Teaneck, & Bergenfield - The Home Team
More than ever, North Jersey towns need their accounting firms, doctors' offices, retail stores and pizzerias for the property tax revenue they generate, and they're doing what they can to help them stay in business.
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InvestNJ Business Grant Program
To help New Jersey businesses face the fiscal challenges of the current national economic crisis, Governor Jon S. Corzine signed legislation creating the Invest NJ Program. The bill, A3294/S6 (December 9, 2008), establishes the program within the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and authorizes $120 million in grants to stimulate capital investment and job creation in the Garden State for a two-year period.
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22-60 Broadway 
Redevelopment of Hyway Theater property by the Broadway Medical Group, LLC
The applicant has filed with the Fair Lawn Planning Board for site plan approval to renovate the existing building and off-street parking to accommodate a mixed-use of medical and general offices, and retail establishments.
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Broadway Gateway Signage
Please tell us what you think!
The Broadway Improvement District is considering a new gateway signage program that welcomes and informs those traveling into and through the Broadway district.
The design of the sign explores the use of ‘Broadway’ as a potential ‘branding’ strategy taking into account Fair Lawn’s only cinema (the Hy-way Theater) and hotel (the ‘new’ Hyatt Place) and builds
on a number of district eateries such as Rose’s Place and Campania Restaurant.
While we continue to explore how best to strengthen and market the district to existing and new customers, please take a moment to give us your thoughts about the design that you see here.
Please contact Don Smartt, District Administrator at info@broadwaysid.com.
Bob Beshlian, President
Broadway Improvement Corporation.
Broadway Vision Plan
Fair Lawn Mayor Steven Weinstein believes public/private partnerships between municipalities and their commercial districts benefit entire communities through shared goals.
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Fair Lawn Business Recipient of the
Improvement & Modernization Loan
Facelifts for Facades, Sign & Awning
Among Elements on the Economic Agenda
Fair Lawn , NJ — January 15, 2008 — An ambitious modernization and revitalization program offered to Fair Lawn businesses has already had a positive impact in this Bergen County town of 31,000 residents.
Sponsored by the Fair Lawn Economic Development Corporation (FLEDC) in cooperation with Columbia Bank and Valley National Bank, the Fair Lawn Improvement and Modernization Loan and Grant Program is helping local business owners in all business zones purchase new equipment and supplies and make physical and aesthetic improvements to their commercial properties. The program offers up to $35,000 that can be paid back over seven years.
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| Louis Vintaloro (third from right), owner of the Performance Jiu-Jitsu Academy , is pleased to accept a check from the FLEDC as part of its Improvement and Modernization Loan & Grant Program. Vintaloro used the funds to make several interior and exterior improvements. He is joined by (l to r) Darren Lizzack (EDC trustee), Bob Beshlian (BIC chairman), Stuart Hermann (EDC chairman), David Nutt (commercial lending officer, Columbia Bank), and Todd Malkin (EDC trustee). |
In its second year of service to the community, the FLEDC has approved the first loan to Performance Jiu-Jitsu Academy on Broadway, which teaches the art of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. The results of the loan, according to owner Louis Vintaloro and other FLEDC participants, have been very encouraging. The Academy has made several interior and exterior improvements to better position itself as a professional, highly qualified martial arts facility.
Click here to download the Fair Lawn Improvement & Modernization Loan and Grant Program brochure
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The Hyatt Corporation has completed its multimillion-dollar re-branding of the former AmeriSuites at 41-01 Broadway. Through the support of both Fair Lawn's Broadway Improvement and Economic Development Corporations, the company's application for these renovations was approved at the Fair Lawn Zoning Board meeting on March 6, 2007.
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Two attractive "Welcome to Fair Lawn" signs are strategically placed on east and west Broadway locations.

