Township of West Windsor

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SHAPE THE FUTURE
OF OUR TOWN

Redevelopment Finance Committee Meeting Schedule

June 4, 2007: Joint Council and Planning Board Meeting Handouts and Videos

October 24, 2007 - Redevelopment Presentation to Planning Board

December 8, 2007 - Presentation to a Joint Meeting of the
Parking Authority and Township Council

A Community Plan
Since the beginning of 2007, the Township and Hillier Architecture have conducted a series of community workshops to engage residents, business owners, government agencies, and other stakeholders in the development of a plan to enhance the designated 350-acre redevelopment area surrounding the Princeton Junction Station at West Windsor. This designation was sought to secure technical, financial, and other types of assistance associated with the development of a village center for West Windsor. Official designation was granted by the State in 2006.

Each community workshop, also called a “charrette,” has taken the input from over hundreds of participants to create a redevelopment concept plan. The three workshops were entitled: IDEAS, POSSIBILITIES, and PLAN.

IDEAS	POSSIBILITIES	PLAN
Thursday Feb. 22, 2007 Workshop 1: Ideas 7:00 PM to 10 PM Hyatt Regency Princeton 102 Carnegie Center Princeton NJ 08540 Click for handouts, Videos, slide shows, maps, Videos	Saturday March 17, 2007 Workshop 2: Possibilities 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM WW-P High School South 346 Clarksville Road West Windsor NJ 08550 Click for handouts, Videos, Slide Shows, Concept Maps, Videos	Thursday April 19, 2007 Workshop 3: Plan 7:00 PM to 10 PM Grover Middle School 10 Southfield Road West Windsor NJ 08550 Click for Handouts, Presentations, Videos

The concept plan was presented to a combined meeting of the Township Council and the Planning Board on June 4, 2007. More meetings are being planned for the Fall of 2007.

For the People, By the People
Public participation in the Redevelopment Plan is critical to its success. The plan will impact multiple stakeholders including neighbors, land owners, governmental agencies, the greater population of the Township, and the region. It is important that all of these groups come together to develop a plan that all West Windsor residents can embrace.