Business on Broadway
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.
Hyatt Place is an affiliate of Global Hyatt and offers Hyatt
Gold Passport Points. Hyatt Place is a new kind of hotel that
puts style, innovation and The Hyatt Touch® within everyone's reach.
Hyatt Place is located on the westbound side of Broadway in
Fair Lawn, just minutes from The Westfield Garden State Mall , ¼ mile away. Hyatt Place is easily accessible from the Garden State Parkway,
I-80, the NJ Turnpike (I-95) and only ten miles from New York City!
Hyatt Place is an exciting and innovative new select-service
hotel offering more of what is important to today's travelers. Guests enjoy a
spacious guestroom with a 42" flat panel high-definition television, signature
Hyatt Grand Bed, a plush Cozy Corner oversized sofa sleeper that is separated
from the sleeping area, and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi internet access
throughout the hotel.
The innovation extends beyond the guestroom. The Gallery is a warm and open
area that features a self-registration kiosk, an intimate coffee and wine cafe,
a TV den and an e-room with free access to a public computer and printer.
Guests at Hyatt Place enjoy a free continental breakfast
each morning and can purchase freshly prepared menu items 24 hours a day.
Premium espresso drinks, beer and wine are also available at the Gallery
Cafe.
The Stay Fit fitness center is equipped with state-of-the-art Life Fitness® cardio and strength equipment.
To see what the new Hyatt Place looks like now, please visit
http://fairlawnparamus.place.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/place/index.jsp
The Broadway Improvement Corporation (BIC) has scheduled another opportunity
for Broadway small business owners within the special improvement district to
advertise on a full page ad in the November 7th issue of Fair
Lawn Chamber of Commerce Focus publication—in time for the winter holiday
advertising period. This full page, full color BIC ad—sent to over 12,000 Fair
Lawn households and businesses—will display 15 business card size ads, under a
common Broadway banner, “Broadway—for Good Value and Great Service!”
All ads will be business card size only. Advertisers are to submit camera
ready art that can be sized to 2”x3.5” (electronic files are acceptable). There
will be no personalization/ individualization of ad copy or graphics. We
encourage you to advertise a special service or discount in your business card
ad.
This opportunity is available on a first-come, first-served basis to the
first 15 advertisers. The copy of the previous ad that appeared in the June 2007
issue appears below.
Cost to the advertiser for this November 7th Focus placement: $27
(check
made payable to: "Broadway Improvement Corporation") This cost, reduced from the
regular price of $46, is being subsidized by the Broadway Improvement
Corporation.
Deadline Thursday, October 4th
for the receipt of the
camera ready art and your check for $27. Orders must be prepaid.
Click
here for details.
To place your order: call Diana at 201 797-3442, ext.
11.
On March 8, 2007, The Board of Trustees of the Broadway Improvement
Corporation approved a proposal submitted by PPS/Urbana (Project for Public Spaces, Inc.) - a qualified
non-profit organization devoted to improving the quality of the public
environment through research, education, and consultation - to develop a Master
Plan for the improvement of the Broadway Special Improvement District in Fair
Lawn. Under the terms of the contract, PPS will:
• Identify physical improvements (commonly identified as ‘streetscape’ improvements) to improve the visual attractiveness of the district, while
enhancing pedestrian safety and calming and reducing traffic congestion.
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Determine the market “worthiness” of a mixed-use ‘transit oriented design’ (TOD)
plan for the district.
• Identify strategies to enhance the market and
investment potential of existing commercial properties within the district,
suggesting, where feasible, zoning changes to encourage a higher return on
investment (ROI) than current ‘build-out’ conditions allow and strategies to
recruit more contemporary and market-durable businesses within the commercial
district.
• Review existing traffic calming, traffic flow and parking
improvement strategies and studies and recommend improvements (if any) either
within the context of a TOD plan as may be warranted or outside of a TOD context
that may increase the overall traffic and pedestrian safety and overall parking
inventory within the district.
It is expected that a full report from PPS/Urbana will be received by the
Broadway Improvement Corporation by the end of this calendar year.
A number of Broadway businesses took advantage of an opportunity to
advertise, as a community, in the December 6, 2006 issue of the Fair Lawn Focus,
which is published by the Fair Lawn Chamber of Commerce and distributed to over
12,000 Fair Lawn residences and businesses. The ad copy appears below.
Top Bagel & Deli, 34-05 Broadway, is celebrating a new
name and a new look, with its attractive new lightbox sign, recently installed
under the Bergen County Community Development Block Grant for Fair Lawn's
Business Zone Sign & Awning Grant Program, administered by the
River Road Improvement Corporation.
Pictured below are owners Sam Hamza and his wife, Asmma.
We would like to thank the following members of the Broadway business
community for their enthusiastic participation in a special Spring
Greetings segment of "Inside Fair Lawn". This taping was made
possible by a grant from the Broadway Improvement Corporation.
Spring Greetings is currently airing on Channel 77
twice daily, at 2:00 p.m. and 12:00 midnight, and will continue through June
17.
Once again, thanks to...
A Family Affair
AAA North Jersey
American Pastime Baseball Cards
Blockbuster Video
Bob Beshlian
Broadway Deli
H. H. Nakashian & Sons
Chicken Galore
Columbia Bank
J.J.’s Pub
Denise Salon
Frame
It
Gisela’s Beauty Center
IHOP
IT Computers
Jack
Daniels
Joseph’s Salon & Company
Ken’s Magic & Costume Shop
M.
Lichenstein Insurance
Main Street Barber Shop
Plant Power
Rinko
Orthopedic
Screaming Ink Tattoos
Verizon
Joseph's Salon & Company, 24-01 Broadway, celebrated its
official Grand Opening on Sunday, May 7, 2006. Owner Joseph Casa and his staff
welcomed clients, friends, and family to the the newly refurbished premises and
enjoyed a celebratory afternoon of refreshments, door prizes, and best wishes
for the salon's success.
Pictured below are Joseph and his staff.
 
The impressive new awning that graces the salon was funded in part by a
Bergen County Community Development Block Grant for Fair Lawn's Business Zone
Sign & Awning Grant Program, administered by the River Road
Improvement Corporation.
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