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Feb 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Borough of Rocky Hill Master Plan Reexamination Report 2026
This Master Plan Reexamination Report for the Borough of Rocky Hill, issued in February 2026, reviews and updates the Borough's land use policies, especially concerning residential development and affordable housing. It reaffirms goals such as retaining traditional residential and historic character, providing for nonresidential development, expanding open space and recreation, and fostering intergovernmental relationships. The report addresses significant policy changes since the 2019 reexamination and recommends specific zoning updates, including new office zones and changes to the business district. It also outlines strategies to manage regional traffic, improve parking, protect against natural hazards, and preserve environmental resources to enhance community quality of life and stabilize the tax base.
May 1, 2023·BoardMeeting
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The budget includes revenues from surplus, local sources, state aid, grants, and delinquent taxes. Anticipated revenues and appropriations are summarized, including general government, public works, public safety, and unclassified items like utility expenses. The budget also details the calculation of the spending cap and levy cap, as well as employee group insurance costs and health benefits waivers. It provides a summary of tax rates, levies, and assessed values, along with a computation of the appropriation for the reserve for uncollected taxes.
Mar 1, 2023·StrategicPlan
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The Watershed Institute Program Overview
The River Friendly Program is a voluntary certification initiative by The Watershed Institute aimed at improving environmental literacy, promoting behavior change, and implementing ground projects to protect water quality and restore wildlife habitat. It focuses on four key goals: reducing pollution through water quality management, conserving fresh water resources, restoring and improving native wildlife habitat, and fostering advocacy and education. The program works with diverse groups including residents, schools, businesses, golf courses, and farms across New Jersey.
May 16, 2022·BoardMeeting
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Borough of Rocky Hill Municipal Budget
The municipal budget includes general appropriations within and excluded from 'CAPS,' a reserve for uncollected taxes, and anticipated revenues other than current property tax. It details appropriations for various municipal purposes, including general government, land use administration, insurance, public works, parks and recreation, public safety, and unclassified items like utility expenses. The budget also covers deferred charges, statutory expenditures, shared service agreements, public and private programs offset by revenues, capital improvements, and municipal debt service.