Product No.: 06039
Date Published: 10/2006
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The Black Horse Pike Study was undertaken as part of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission's Strategies for Older Suburbs initiative which examines the potential for City/Suburban collaboration between the Cities of Philadelphia and Camden and their surrounding neighborhoods. The Black Horse Pike Collaboration Study is one of three areas where the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission directed this initiative, with financial assistance from the William Penn Foundation. DVRPC would like to acknowledge and thank the many public officials and private citizens who contributed to this plan. Edward Fox, Camden County Planning Director, also assisted throughout the community outreach process. The consultant team of Brown & Keener Bressi, led by Mark Keener and Neil Desai, drafted the plan and the consultant team of Urban Partners, led by Jim Hartling, completed the market study. A task force of local municipal and business officials contributed to the development and vision of the plan. They include: Borough of Audubon Borough of Audubon Park Borough of Collingswood Borough of Mt. Ephraim (Tony Chambers) Borough of Oaklyn Borough of Woodlynne (Regina Burke, Mayor Jeraldo Fuentes) Camden County (Ed Fox, Andrew Levecchia) City of Camden (Ed Williams) DVRPC (Karen Cilurso, Kevin Murphy) Fairview Main Street (Sue Brennan) Haddon Township (Ellie Connell) NJDOT (Sansevalin Kumaresan) Barb's Harley-Davidson (Barb Borowiec)Geographic Area Covered: Audubon Borough, Audubon Park Borough, Camden City, Collingswood Borough,
Key Words: corridor plan
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- Karen P. Cilurso, PP, AICP (kpcilurso@dvrpc.org)
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