Please see below information regarding the redevelopment of the Hoffmann La-Roche campus along with information from the Joint Repurposing Committee.

Since June 2012, when the Township of Nutley learned of Roche’s plan to close the facility, the Board of Commissioners has committed to work with Roche and the City of Clifton to transition the present facility to a new development that will have a positive impact for our taxpayers, and improve the quality of life of our residents.

The Board of Commissioners recognizes the challenges that exist in balancing the issues of limiting the effect on our schools, any loss of revenue, and to maintain our quality of life., and we share the concerns expressed by our residents both publicly and privately.

As a community we will move forward to repurpose the Roche site. In the end, by working together, Nutley will remain a premier destination community for the next century.

Redevelopment Plan Phase 1 - Medical School

• NJBiz: Hackensack Meridian to launch specialized cancer research center (10/16/17)
• Ordinance 3347 - Providing for Special Assessment of the Cost of Certain Improvements on Block 201, Lot 1.03 within the Hoffmann La-Roche Redevelopment Area and Establishing a Mechanism for Payment of the Cost Thereof (8/16/16)
• Ordinance 3346 - Authorizing Execution of Financial Agreement with Kingsland Street Urban Renewal, LLC and Granting a Tax Exemption (8/16/16)
• Ordinance 3341 - Adopting the Hoffmann La-Roche Redevelopment Plan for Phase 1 (7/19/16)
• Hoffmann La-Roche Redevelopment Plan for Phase 1 (Adopted 7/19/16)
• HUMC Press Release: Seton Hall University and Hackensack Meridian Health Sign Agreement to Lease Former Roche Site for New School of Medicine
• New Jersey Monthly Magazine Article -- Meet Dean Dr. Bonita Straton: The Driving Force Behind NJ's New Med School (November 2016)

Other Redevelopment News

On July 14, 2016, Roche announced the sale of its campus to PB Nutclif, LLC, an affiliate of locally-based Prism Capital Partners, LLC  (Prism).

The 116 acre campus is now known as ON3 - Please visit www.on3nj.com for additional information.

• NJ.com: Fashion giant Ralph Lauren spurns North Carolina for Nutley, will add 250 jobs (7/10/18)
• Northjersey.com: Ralph Lauren will move Lyndhurst operations to ex-Roche site, Nutley mayor says (7/9/18)
• NJBiz: Ralph Lauren, Quest Diagnostics receive EDA awards to move to former Hoffman La-Roche Site (11/14/17)
• NJBiz: The grass is greener: Biotech leather maker Modern Meadow is leaving Brooklyn with plans to grow at former Roche campus in Nutley (9/4/17)
• Biotech firm Modern Meadow moves headquarters to Nutley Press Release (8/16/17)
• Star Ledger: Synthetic leather biotech firm gets $32M in tax credits to move to N.J. (8/16/17)
• Nutley Journal: Full Steam Ahead on La Roche Development (4/28/17)
• Real Estate NJ: A new lease on life: Prism, local officials prepare for 'next chapter' of Roche campus (3/7/17)
• Nutley Sun Editorial: Nutley editorial: Moving forward (10/13/16)
• Roche Press Release: Roche to Sell 116-acre, Nutley, NJ Campus to PB Nutclif, LLC

Prism Capital Partners
200 Broadacres Drive
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
www.prismpartners.net

Redevelopment Counsel

Inglesino, Webster, Wyciskala & Taylor, LLC
600 Parsippany Road, Suite 204
Parsippany, NJ 07054

Joint Repurposing Committee

Please see below information from the Joint Repurposing Committee of the Township of Nutley and the City of Clifton regarding the repurposing of the Hoffmann La-Roche campus.

• Press Release (1/21/14)
• Perkins Final Summary (1/17/14)
• JRC Perkins Eastman Report (1/17/14)

FAQ Regarding the Ongoing Roche Groundwater Investigation

• Is there any contamination in soil that would be hazardous to residents?
  Any soil contamination above NJDEP standards is contained to the Roche site and does not extend offsite to any other property.
• Is there any groundwater contamination that would be hazardous to residents?
  The groundwater investigation is still ongoing. Based on the investigation to date, contamination in shallow groundwater (0-50 feet) does not extend offsite beneath any residential property. We have detected contamination on-site (below 50 feet) and are in the midst of determining whether this extends offsite. This is the reason for the drilling taking place on several local Nutley streets. Regardless of the outcome of the investigation of deeper groundwater, residents would not be exposed to groundwater at these depths. In addition, this groundwater is not a source of drinking water in Nutley as this is provided by the Passaic Valley Water Commission and the City of Newark.
• Is there any airborne contamination that would be hazardous to residents?
  Based on current information, we are not aware of any exposure to residents from airborne contaminants that exceed NJDEP-established health-based levels.
• Is there any contamination associated with cancer risks?
  Based on current information, we are not aware of any exposure to residents that exceed established NJDEP-established health-based levels for cancer.

Remediation Updates Website

• www.roche-nutley.com/home/RemediationUpdates.html

Groundwater Sampling Schedule

• www.roche-nutley.com/home/GroundwaterSamplingSchedule.html