Township of Burlington

This Community Energy Plan outlines the strategies Burlington Township will implement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its local energy system and promote a transition to sustainable energy. The plan addresses municipal operations, including the vehicle fleet and buildings, alongside public policies and programs to support community-wide emission reductions. Key objectives include enhancing local air quality, achieving energy savings for residents, and fostering workforce development, all contributing to the state's goal of 100% clean energy by 2050.

The 2008 Comprehensive Master Plan for Burlington Township, New Jersey, focuses on maintaining strong community economics, containing municipal service needs, preserving natural resources, and simplifying land use regulations. Key areas of focus include balanced land use, a mix of housing types, environmentally sensitive development, job creation, efficient transportation, and ample recreational facilities. The plan aims to achieve a fiscally beneficial mix of retail, office, and industrial uses; a variety of housing for all ages and income groups; efficient services; preserved natural resources; and the efficient movement of people and goods. Specific initiatives include redeveloping the Route 130 Corridor, maintaining a safe community, supporting youth education, and protecting the natural and built environment.