Draft Documents
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 3 - Land Use and Zoning
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Chapter 2 - Infrastructure
Chapter 4 - Implementation
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Learn More:
Franklin Township
Website
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Previous Plans:
Hunter Red Lion Area Plan
Gateway Plan - West
Related Links:
Warren County Rural Zoning Code
Warren County Rural Zoning Map
Warren County Regional Planning Commission
Warren County Park District
Joint Emergency Medical Service
Franklin Township
Website
Previous Plans:
Hunter Red Lion Area Plan
Gateway Plan - West
Related Links:
Warren County Rural Zoning Code
Warren County Rural Zoning Map
Warren County Regional Planning Commission
Warren County Park District
Joint Emergency Medical Service
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC)?
The Township and the Warren County Regional Planning Commission (WRRPC) formed a Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) to guide the comprehensive planning process. It included community members, as well as representatives from Township departments. This committee will guide the planning process and oversee implementation after the plan is adopted.
What is included in a Comprehensive Plan?
Inventory and analysis topics include economic and demographic data, water resources, natural resources, parks and open spaces, transportation systems, housing stock, historical resources, land use and development patterns, and capital facilities and public services.
How often must a Comprehensive Plan be completed?
Plans are typically written with a 20-year outlook, however, comprehensive plans are living documents that should be updated every now and again as necessary. As a community changed in population size or demographics, or as trends evolve, comprehensive plans must evolve too. Plans should typically be updated at least every ten years.
The Township and the Warren County Regional Planning Commission (WRRPC) formed a Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) to guide the comprehensive planning process. It included community members, as well as representatives from Township departments. This committee will guide the planning process and oversee implementation after the plan is adopted.
What is included in a Comprehensive Plan?
Inventory and analysis topics include economic and demographic data, water resources, natural resources, parks and open spaces, transportation systems, housing stock, historical resources, land use and development patterns, and capital facilities and public services.
How often must a Comprehensive Plan be completed?
Plans are typically written with a 20-year outlook, however, comprehensive plans are living documents that should be updated every now and again as necessary. As a community changed in population size or demographics, or as trends evolve, comprehensive plans must evolve too. Plans should typically be updated at least every ten years.