Read an introduction to Trenton Learn about the legal requirements for the Master Plan and what Reports the City plans to write. The community-driven vision that will guide the City through its th anniversary of incorporation in Ideal future conditions that describe how Trenton should be in A coordinated collection of Actions that are designed to achieve a Goal. Individual policies, projects, programs, partnerships, plans, studies, and advocacy positions. Revitalizing neighborhoods and attracting new industries.
Leveraging vibrancy and cultural to rebuild strong neighborhoods. Reinforcing strong residential neighborhoods and connections to open space. Detailed list of all issues and opportunities identified throughout the master planning process. Multi-modal transportation network; legibility; land-use and transportation connections; and access to jobs.
Downtown development; industrial development; and neighborhood commercial development. Pre-k through 12 education; workforce development; and personal enrichment. Safe environment; natural resources and open space; climate and natural hazard resiliency; and conservation and energy efficiency. Overall housing quality; vacancy and abandonment; market-rate housing; affordable housing; and historic neighborhoods.
A Master Plan is a blueprint for a municipality that guides decisions for both growth and conservation. These statements are an overlapping, mutually reinforcing set of ideas. Each statement is followed by a paragraph description that provides context and each will be supported by images, sample quotes from the outreach effort, and similar material.
Within each Guiding Principle, you can explore specific goals which will help achieve the guiding principle. Trenton will be a place where the City, County, and State work together for the greater good of Trenton and be responsive to residents and businesses. Trenton will provide a safe environment for people of all ages and be perceived as a secure place to live, work and visit.
