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The Town of Harrison was once a manufacturing powerhouse known as the “Beehive of Industry.” Decades after the assembly lines fell silent, Harrison is once again alive with activity. Moving away from – but not forgetting – its industrial past, the town has embraced a vision of a walkable, mixed-use community with prime access to the region’s job market.
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Good planning and transit improvements are helping Harrison reach its redevelopment and TOD goals.
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Guest contributor, Debra Tantleff, discusses how focusing on placemaking can help communities achieve their redevelopment goals.
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Cleveland couples incentives with coordinated plans for land use and bus-rapid transit to yield billions in TOD investment
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In some Pittsburgh neighborhoods, bus rapid transit is playing an integral role in spurring investment for residents rebuilding for the 21st century.
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Report link: Planning Tools for Transit-Oriented Development
A new online resource released by the State of Maryland promotes TOD policies and opportunities at the state’s more than 100 transit station.
Development, population growth, improved transit service, and planning efforts are helping to create a vibrant TOD community in Bound Brook, NJ.
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Two decades of self-assessment, planning, public engagement, and redevelopment help South Orange achieve its TOD goals.
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Report link: Targeting Transit
In Targeting Transit, New Jersey Future’s director of research, Tim Evans, presents a tool that can be used to prioritize TOD investments.
In 2010, the City of Linden was designated the 23rd Transit Village by the state-wide program administered by the NJ Department of Transportation.
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