Ridgewood moves ahead with study of a shared garage
Friday, October 11, 2013
BY Â CHRIS HARRIS
STAFF WRITER
The Record
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RIDGEWOOD — The council this week approved spending $2,600 on a study to determine whether it is possible to build a municipal garage in Glen Rock.
A location for the garage has been identified on Prospect Street in Glen Rock, where the Ridgewood Water Co. treatment plant is currently located.
Deputy Mayor Albert Pucciarelli said this week that the study will also provide an analysis of how trucks would turn around on the property.
The $2,600 the village is spending represents half of the $5,800 cost for the study. Pucciarelli said at the council’s meeting Wednesday night that Glen Rock would cover the other half.
The garage would benefit both the borough and the village, with both towns funding its operation.
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IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
“But at its meeting Wednesday night, Glen Rock’s council did not even mention the study, and took no such vote to fund its participation.”
It would appear Glen Rock is giving our Deputy Mayor lip service about this project. They’ll string us along until it’s too late and Ridgewood’s taxpayers wind up paying for everything.
Time to put the brakes on this particular train!
I was in Glen Rock last week.
They roll the sidewalks up at 6pm.
We use to call it DEAD ROCK.
who the hell would like to work next to a shit plant. it stinks , at times you can’t even get air into your mounth because it smell’s so dam bad.this can not be good for all of us.