File #: 23-0962    Version: 1 Name: Resolution: Ceremonial Street Designation - Jerry Gottesman (LQ)
Type: Resolution Status: Adopted
File created: 6/7/2023 In control: Municipal Council and City Clerk
On agenda: 6/27/2023 Final action: 6/27/2023
Title: Dept/ Agency: Offices of Municipal Council/City Clerk Action: ( ) Ratifying (X) Authorizing ( ) Amending Type of Service: Ceremonial Street Designation Honoree: Jerry Gottesman Date(s): Monday, July 10, 2023 Event Time(s): 11:00 A.M. Official Street Name(s): Intersection of Edison Place and Columbia Street Ceremonial Intersection Name: "Jerry Gottesman Way" Sponsor: Council Member, Luis A. Quintana Additional Information: The Ceremonial Street Dedication will be held on Monday, July 10, 2023 at 11:00 A.M.
Sponsors: Luis A. Quintana, Carlos M. Gonzalez
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Dept/ Agency: Offices of Municipal Council/City Clerk
Action: ( ) Ratifying (X) Authorizing ( ) Amending
Type of Service: Ceremonial Street Designation
Honoree: Jerry Gottesman
Date(s): Monday, July 10, 2023
Event Time(s): 11:00 A.M.
Official Street Name(s): Intersection of Edison Place and Columbia Street
Ceremonial Intersection Name: "Jerry Gottesman Way"
Sponsor: Council Member, Luis A. Quintana
Additional Information:
The Ceremonial Street Dedication will be held on Monday, July 10, 2023 at 11:00 A.M.
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WHEREAS, Ordinance 6PSF-f, adopted on May 20, 2015, authorizes the designation of an intersection, etc., for honorary and ceremonial purposes; and

WHEREAS, Jerry Gottesman, was a noted real estate mogul, who was recognized as a leader in the specialized segments of real estate, including parking lots, mini storage buildings, office space, residential development and land entitlements; and

WHEREAS, his remarkable real estate career began in Newark in 1956 with the founding of his first parking lot with his brother, Harold, Edison Parking, which became the cornerstone of his real estate empire; and

WHEREAS, over the course of sixty (60) years, Edison Parking grew into thirty-six (36) locations throughout the tri-state area, and in 1978, recognizing a need for storage for the millions of apartment dwellers in Manhattan, he founded Manhattan's first self-storage business, Manhattan Mini Storage, which grew into seventeen (17) buildings occupying over 2.5 million square feet; and

WHEREAS, aside from his revolutionary real estate operations and holdings, he was a visionary who helped in the revitalization of downtown Newark, working with policy makers and landowners; and

WHEREAS, among his numerous philanthropic and civic engagements included serving as a Boa...

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