Ridgewood Officials Outline Parking Deck Options

The Hudson Street parking deck could add up to an additional 206 to 305 parking spaces to the Ridgewood Central Business District depending on what option officials choose.

There are three design options officials are considering.

The first is a 136,000-square-foot option that would give a net gain of 305 spaces. The garage would cost $12 million in bonds for a per-space cost of $29,630. The tower would be more than 68 feet tall and the height to the top of the parking facility would be 49 feet.

Another option would add 255 spaces at a cost per space of nearly $31,000. The 119-square-foot facility would cost $11 million in bonds. The facility would be 49 feet tall on South Broad Street and 37 feet tall on Hudson Street. The tower would be 68 feet tall.

The third option would be 109,000 square feet and add 206 parking spaces to the downtown. Officials would bond $10.1 million, about $33,000 per space, for the 37-foot-tall facility. The tower would be more than 56 feet tall.

The Village Council will discuss the three options at their Dec. 2 public meeting.

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