Documents
Downtown Long Hill - A Summary of Finding (2014)
Past and current master plan documents
Resources
Morris County Data and Statistics
New Jersey Data and Statistics
Smart Growth Issues & Best Practices
Members
David Hands (Chairman), Planning Board
Don Richardson, Planning Board
Larry Fast, Resident
Nick Mehler, Resident
Robert Lavorerio, Resident
Pamela Ogens, Resident
J. Alan Pfeil, Planning Board
Tom Malinousky, Planning Board
Tom Grosskopf, Zoning Board of Adjustment
Terry Carruthers, Environmental Commission
Debra Coonce, Planning and Zoning Board Coordinator, pzsec@longhillnj.us
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2020 Master Plan Land Use Assessment Survey
The 2020 Long Hill Township Master Plan Land Use Assessment Survey was conducted this Spring by Topology, a Town Planning consulting firm based in Newark, NJ. Focusing upon the Township's village sections and Valley Road Business District, over 400 respondents completed the Survey and shared their thoughts through written comments. In general, residents would like to see unappealing properties removed and replaced with more aesthetically desirable options focusing upon tasteful, small-scale retail/business establishments and social spaces for entertainment and dining. These views are consistent with open space, environmental and sustainability considerations, including measures to protect local waterways and create walkways/trails to link the distinct and unique sections of the Township. Overall, residents continue to enjoy the semi-rural and small scale feel of Long Hill which echoes the general survey conducted in 2016.
The Master Plan Committee would like to thank the over 400 residents who responded to the Assessment and look forward to incorporating this information in the Master Plan Land Use Element.
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Long Hill Master
Plan Survey (2016)
Survey Summary
Survey Highlights
Survey Analysis
Survey Data
Survey Comments
Archive
Looking Forward
to the Future
A Greying New Jersey - The Housing Challenge for
Aging
Baby Boomers
Preserving What Makes
Long Hill Special
The Dilemma of Change
What is the
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