Master Plan Re-examination

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“Our Planning Board has led a very inclusive community-wide process to encourage outside-the-box thinking, and to envision a community that enjoys and thoroughly utilizes its public spaces, provides housing options for each stage of life, and reinvigorates, and possibly redefines the downtown.”

-Summit Mayor Nora Radest

Master Plan Re-Examination of Summit ReVision with Summit photos in background
Summit ReVision Public Workshop flyer with survey results from residents

Information you may find useful

  1. Summit ReVision Report Draft 11.14.16
  2. Summit Re-X Policy Adv. Kick Off
  3. Summit ReVision Committee Mission
  4. 2012 Summit Citizens Survey
  5. 2009 Village Green Master Plan
  6. 2006 City of Summit Reexamination
  7. 2005 Summit CRBD Master Plan
  8. 2000 City of Summit Master Plan

The New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law (NJSA 40:55D-1) establishes the processes and requirements for all municipalities to prepare a master plan that outlines and directs the development regulations and general direction of the municipality every 10 years.  The last master plan project in Summit was initiated in 2006. This project is expected to last one year from start to completion.

We would like to hear from you:

  
Via email or 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901

Public Workshop Video

Public Workshop 6/1/16

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The purpose of the June 1 public workshop was to gather feedback from key stakeholders to ensure the creation of a Master Plan re-examination that most effectively guides the development of the community and its policies. Thank you to all who attended.

“To be successful, our Master Planning process needs to be a very inclusive community-wide process,” explains Summit Mayor Nora Radest. “Active participation by residents and members of the business community will ensure the success of this vital project."
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