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Great Reasons to Shop and Dine Locally – in Fair Lawn's River Road District Click to read more |
Sign & Awning Grant Programs
Grants are available to Fair Lawn businesses (depending on location), to provide financial incentives, which would make higher quality signs and awnings more affordable. The programs also reinforce a consistency and higher design standard that will benefit commercial districts as a whole, by offering assistance in meeting the required design guidelines.
TWO TYPES OF GRANTS:
- The Business Zone Sign and Awning Grant Program can be considered by any business or property owner located in any of Fair Lawn’s business zones.
- The Sign and Awning Grant Program is available only to businesses located in one of Fair Lawn’s two Special Improvement Districts - River Road or Broadway.
Click to view Vendor List
Sign and Awning Grants Brochure
Borough Ordinances
Pictures from the River Road District Sign & Awning Grant Program |
FL EDC Improvement & Modernization Loan and Grant Program
The Fair Lawn Economic Development Corporation is pleased to present this new program for owners of new or existing business or commercial properties within a Fair Lawn business zone. Funds may be borrowed for business equipment, supplies, and overhead as well as the physical expansion and improvement of a business or commercial property.
Click here to download brochure.
Click to read about the first Fair Lawn business recipient of the Improvement & Modernization Loan |
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The Borough of Fair Lawn presents:
This FREE symposium is an opportunity to discuss economic development issues, gather resources, foster relationships and establish potential solutions for our citizens during tough economic times which in return creates positive change in our community.
Click to read article “ Economic forum has
advice for surviving downturn”
Click to download the brochure. |
2008 Housing Element
and Fair Share Plan (1987-2018) Borough of Fair Lawn
The NJ Fair Housing Act authorized the creation of COAH in the 1980s and instructed COAH to prepare rules. The Fair Housing Act was a consequence of the Mount Laurel litigation in which the Court determined that towns have an obligation to provide their fair share of affordable housing mainly because towns have been given the power to zone by the NJ Legislature. The Borough of Fair Lawn has adopted two previous 'Fair Share Plans' and in December adopted a third 'round' as required by statute. The attached report was a slide presentation made to the Borough Council by a representative of 'Taylor Design Group' , the Planning firm engaged by Fair Lawn to assist them in meeting the Borough's statutory obligations.
Click here to read the plan prepared pursuant to COAH's rules |
Thinking of moving your business?
Take this link to our AVAILABLE PROPERTIES page to see the opportunities in the River Road District! |
Route 208 Development
New Vision for Route 208 Properties
The final report by the Fair Lawn Economic Development Corp. outlines a concept plan that would transform the 210-acre park in Fair Lawn and Glen Rock from a strictly industrial site to a mixed-use development, featuring commercial office space, restaurants and residential housing.
Click here to view report. |
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