Map Information:

Map Title:
Preliminary State Development & Redevelopment Plan: Issues with Mapping the Cross-Acceptance Process

Name(s) of Author(s):
Sharon Mollick

Organization:
Cumberland County Planning

Email Address:
sharonmo@co.cumberland.nj.us

Telephone Number:
856-453-2175

Software Used to Make Map:
ArcGIS; ArcMap

Platform on Which
Software Was Used:
Windows 2000

Plotter Used to Print Map:
Hewlett Packard 5000 PS

Data Sources:

Cumberland County Planning, NJDEP, NJ Office of Smart Growth

Map Description:

The New Jersey State Development and Redevelopment Plan is revised and readopted every three years in accordance with the State Planning Act of 1985. Cross-acceptance is the process adopted to review planning policies by government entities at all levels. At the same time the public is provided an opportunity to provide input into the adoption process.

During this process several of Cumberland County’s municipalities found issues with the mapping. These issues are shown on this map which will be used during the public outreach phase of the process to describe the problems.

Map Title:	Preliminary State Development & Redevelopment Plan: Issues with Mapping the Cross-Acceptance Process
Name(s) of Author(s):	Sharon Mollick
Organization:	Cumberland County Planning
Email Address:	sharonmo@co.cumberland.nj.us
Telephone Number:	856-453-2175
Software Used to Make Map:	ArcGIS; ArcMap
Platform on Which Software Was Used:	Windows 2000
Plotter Used to Print Map:	Hewlett Packard 5000 PS
Data Sources:	Cumberland County Planning, NJDEP, NJ Office of Smart Growth
Map Description:	The New Jersey State Development and Redevelopment Plan is revised and readopted every three years in accordance with the State Planning Act of 1985. Cross-acceptance is the process adopted to review planning policies by government entities at all levels. At the same time the public is provided an opportunity to provide input into the adoption process. During this process several of Cumberland County’s municipalities found issues with the mapping. These issues are shown on this map which will be used during the public outreach phase of the process to describe the problems.