April 30, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 11 Wyckoff Hawthorne invites neighbors to May 7 rezoning hearing by John Koster The Glen Rock Borough Council, the Ridgewood Council, and the Wyckoff Township Committee have received a detailed communication about a major rezon- ing proposal in the neighboring Borough of Hawthorne, with a hearing set for May 7 at 7 p.m. at the Hawthorne Municipal Building at 445 Lafayette Avenue. The Hawthorne rezoning would, if adopted, produce two new business districts, the B-3 and B-3A zones within Winners! The Wyckoff Parks & Recreation Foundation is in the midst of its first calendar fundraiser. A total of $10,000 in cash prizes will be awarded with the net proceeds going toward fund- ing of the Pulis Field Sports Complex project. This benefit will run through June 15. Each Saturday and Sunday, weekly winners will be announced and posted on the WPRF website at www. wyckoffparks.org. It is possible to win multiple times. Pictured above are the very first winners, Laura Anderson and Rebecca Carione, whose children play in both the Wyckoff Boys and Girls lacrosse programs and Torpe- does Soccer Club. Sal Sassano from WPRF is shown presenting each of them with a check for $500. WPRF’s next fundraiser will be a May 13 Golf Outing sponsored by Blue Moon Mexican Café. For information on this upcoming event, visit the WPRF web- site at www.wyckoffparks.org. the borders of Hawthorne. The plan suggests the need to introduce zoning amend- ments in the Wagaraw Road and South Goffle Road areas to encourage redevelopment of former industrial sites. The revised Hawthorne Master Plan encourages integrated parking and landscaping element designs. The draft of the ordinance provides that the B-3 busi- ness zoning would include all properties on the west side of Goffle Road from Lafayette Avenue to the Wyckoff border and certain specifically identified properties on Braen Avenue from Goffle Road to Valley Street. The rezoning would also apply to all properties on the South Side of Wagaraw Road from the NYS&W Railroad to Goffle Brook, including all properties on Goffle Road. Permitted uses include commercial stores, bakeries, barber shops, beauty salons, book stores, computer and electronic stores, new car dealerships, health clubs, medi- cal offices, restaurants, banks, printing and reproduction services, and contractor supplies. Food stores and phar- macies would be allowed to operate from 6 a.m. until mid- night and other uses from 6 a.m. until 11 p.m., although (continued on page 12)