Princeton Junction Station Area Vision Plan
NJ TRANSIT, the NJ Office of Smart Growth and West Windsor Township completed a Station Area Vision Plan for the Princeton Junction Station in June.
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Author: Stephanie Dipetrillo
Somerset County TOD Plan wins NJAPA Award
The plan “TOD Opportunities in Somerset County, New Jersey” was awarded the NJAPA Outstanding Planning Implementation Award.
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TOD Opportunities in Somerset County, New Jersey
Report Link: TOD Opportunities in Somerset County, New Jersey
Awarded the APA-NJ Outstanding Planning Implementation Award, this report presents an analysis of opportunities for transit-oriented development in Somerset County.
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Why a Newsletter about Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)?
In recent years, there has been a growing recognition across America that transit is important to the creation and maintenance of livable communities.
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Recent Research Demonstrates Desire for TOD
Report links: Aging Americans, 2004 National Community Preference Survey, and Hidden in Plain Sight.
Three recent studies have demonstrated the desirability of transit-oriented development principles.
Ten Principles for Successful Development Around Transit
Report link: Ten Principles for Successful Development Around Transit
The Urban Land Institute released a report in 2003 to help municipal officials and planners successfully implement development around transit centers.
Municipal Spotlight: The Resurgence of Rahway
Rahway’s commitment to transit-oriented development principles have guided recent revitalization efforts of its downtown.
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Practitioner Spotlight: Joel Schwartz, Landmark Companies
Joel Schwartz is a principal of Landmark Companies, L.L.C., a design-oriented development firm located in Princeton and Keasbey, New Jersey.
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Capturing the Demand for Housing Near Transit
Report link: Hidden in Plain Sight
This report studies the demand for housing near America’s rapid transit systems and finds that demand for such housing will likely double by 2025.
The New Transit Town: Best Practices in Transit-Oriented Development
Report link: The New Transit Town
In this book, the demographic trends that favor an increasing demand for TOD are outlined,as well as the issues of design, public policy and finance.