Draft Land Development Ordinance
The City of Trenton has release a draft Land Development Ordinance and is seeking feedback from residents and stakeholders. The public comment period is scheduled to finish on November 1st, 2021
Read MoreTrenton's Urban Renewal and the Struggle for Community
June 24, 2021 Planning Board Presentation on the history of Trenton civic actors who opposed urban renewal.
Read MoreDraft Cannabis Ordinance
On June 28th, 2021 at 6pm, the Trenton Planning Board will host a special meeting to get community feedback on a draft proposed cannabis ordinance.
Read MoreDraft Capital City Renaissance Plan Open for Public Comment
The Capital City Redevelopment Corporation (CCRC) has engaged in a process to update its Renaissance Plan. Trenton residents and stakeholders are invited to review the draft plan and provide feedback.
Read MoreNorth Clinton Redevelopment Plan Amendment
This proposed an amendment to the North Clinton Redevelopment Area Plan will allow cultural facilities in the district. A hearing on this amendment will occur at the June 24, 2021 Planning Board meeting
Read MoreTrenton Complete Streets Design Handbook
A draft of the new Trenton Complete Streets Design Handbook has been released for public comment.
Read MoreTrenton Artwalk and Assunpink Daylighting
Come see presentations and provide input on these two projects at the February 22nd Planning Board meeting.
Read MoreCommunity Health and Wellness Plan: Final Adoption
On January 28th, 2021, the City of Trenton Planning Board voted to adopt the Trenton Community Health and Wellness Plan as an element of the Trenton250 Master Plan. Trenton is the first municipality in the State of New Jersey to adopt a health element as part of its master plan
Read MorePlanning staff at Ciclovia
Trenton Planning Staff will have a table at Ciclovia on Saturday, September 19. Provide your thoughts on current projects happening in the City.
Read MoreTransit Oriented Development Strategic Plan
The Trenton Transit Center and three River LINE stations make it possible for people to live, work, and play in Trenton without having to depend on automobiles. Learn how we are planning to focus development around our train stations to develop vibrant, walkable neighborhoods.
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