The NY/NJ Baykeeper 5/16/99
http://www.betterwaterfront.com Hoboken Coalition for a Better Waterfront
http://www.rosaopenspace.org/ Roseland
Property is knocking on the door in Ridgefield Connecticut.
http://www.hudsonriver.com
Hudson River Information
www.geocities.com/~hartwheels
Hudson County Alliance for Rational Transportation, many links to
related sites
http://realtimes.com/rtnews/rtipages/19980611_easement.htm
Article on NJ Home Builder's lawsuit against the NJ DEP Challenging the
legality of a state mandated Hudson River Walkway on private land.
http://www.njfuture.org
Leaders in the crusade for smarter land use, and nationally recognized promoters of
sustainable economic,environmental and social progress for all Garden State citizens.
http://nbcin.newschannel4.com/tvsd/features/skycam/inlincoln.shtml Live shot of traffic at the Lincoln Tunnel
http://www.hrpoca.com/whatsnew.htm The Hudson River Property Owners and Conservators Association (HRPOCA) has petitioned Governor Christine Whitman for help in securing additional public funding to complete the Hudson River Walkway
http://www.state.nj.us/lps/elec/ NJ Election Law Enforcement Commission
http://www.hudsonedc.org/demographics.html Hudson County Demographics
http://www.piperinfo.com/state/slnj.html Guide to NJ Government Web Sites
http://www.senate.gov/ Guide to the US
Senate
http://www.house.gov/ Guide to the US
House
http://www.tray.com/fecinfo/ Federal Election Commission National Politicians Campaign Contributors
http://www.soc.american.edu/campfin/njfec.html NJ State Representatives Campaign Contributors
http://www.state.nj.us/governor/officeo.htm Link to Governer Whitmans Office
http://www.tpl.org Trust for Public Land, Preservation of Public Land
http://www.tray.com/cgi-win/_itoc.exe?H2NJ13075MENENDEZ,$ROBERT98
Direct link to 98 Menendez Contributors
http://www.tray.com/cgi-win/_itoc.exe?H2NJ13075MENENDEZ,$ROBERT96
Direct link to 96 Menendez Contributors
http://www.com/hpi/fedind/2nj13075.html
Direct Link to Congressman Menendez's 1996 Campaign Contributors
http://www.dot.gov/affairs/mar0396.htm
Secretary of Transportation Federico Peņa announces a $1.5 million loan
guarantee
for new passenger ferry.
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~CAP/HAM/hamintro.html Biography of Alexander Hamilton
http://www.cre.org/lastname.html Counselours of Real Estate Consultants
http://njlawnet.com/ NJ Law Network. Legal Information.
http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/ NJ State Legislature Homepage
http://www.njslom.com/ NJ State League of Municipalities
http://njpo.org/ NJ Planning Officials. Serving Land Use Board and Professional in NJ
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/ NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection
http://www.state.nj.us/alphaserv.html NJ List of State Services
http://www.igc.apc.org/CleanTransportation/Stealth2.htm Stealth Highway--Transformation of River Road
http://www.crp.org
Center for Responsible Politics
http://www.crp.org/capi/index.html-ssi
NJ Candidates Campaign Contributors
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/greenacres/staff.htm
Green Acres Staff
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/greenacres/state.htm
Green Acres
www.bergentransit2000.org This is an very good site which has the information on the rail links planned for Bergen County...also this site has other links to various transportation sites
http://njtpa.njit.edu This is the North Jersey Transportaion Planning Authority. Useful to see planning going on on a regional basis
www.njtransit.state.nj.us This is New Jersey Transit. Goverment stuff
www.panynj.gov This is the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Mostly P.R. but theres an interesting source of information here...financial information about the PA and other regional financial info
http://www.imlab.uiuc.edu/eslarp/la/LA437-F95/proposals/project_proposal/jj_proposal.html This is a site for the East St. Louis Waterfront development.....apparently East St. Louis has a situation akin to Weehawken in that a huge vacant stretch of land now appears ripe for development on the Mississippi which was formerly industrial...extremely useful as a comparison....on this site you can see that there is a very systematic way to approach design issues, design goals, preservation issues, etc.
http://www.amcity.com/albany/stories/081897/story3.html check this out.....this news article quotes Kevin Millington, a coastal resource specialist for the New York State Department of State's Division of Coastal Resources in Albany, an agency that assists communities in developing waterfronts. This agency is dealing with the revitalization of the 'waterfronts' on the old Erie Canal......dozens of communities along the Canal are planning various waterfront walkways and the like and money is available in New York for this purpose.