BRanchBurg Township master plan 2011 land use plan element

Community involvement in the master plan process is important to the development of a successful plan. The most effective involvement is both passive and active participation. By passive participation, we mean that you keep yourself informed of the overall planning process and have familiarized yourself with documents and pertinent information on the website. Active participation refers to your individual involvement at meetings and workshops.

Planning Board meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month

At every Planning Board meeting starting in September 2010, there will be an update on the master plan process, e.g. schedule, workshop updates, issues for discussion. The topics and results of the meetings will be posted on this website. See the schedule pull down menu to link to the specific meeting dates to view documents, results, and links to video taped meetings.

Public Workshops: June July August 2011
Targeted public workshops provide an opportunity the citizens of Branchburg and its business partners to identify master plan goals and key land use issues in the Township. The Workshops are open to all Township residents and landowners. The first two workshops will be broken down into a non-residential issues workshop and a residential issues workshop.Check the schedule for dates and times.

Planning Board Workshops: June July August 2011
The Planning Board will conduct workshops to develop solutions to the land use and zoning issues identified in the public workshops. All Planning Board workshops are open to Township residents and landowners for participation.

Comments Welcome: You can email your comments, ideas, and concerns to the Master Plan Subcommittee and Board Professionals. Just click on the Questions and Comments Link to the left in the "How Can I Get Involved" box.

For more information on the complete process and schedule of events, please review the Master Plan Process and Schedule page.

A master plan is a charted course for the future development and conservation of land in a community.

Click here to learn more about the purpose of a master plan and the master planning process.

Click here to find out how you can get involved in the master plan process.

Check out the Schedule page for upcoming meetings.

Visit the Planning Documents section of the site to read current documents.

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