Edward C. Williams
PP, AICP, CSI, Director
Department of Planning & Development
520 Market Street
City Hall, Room 224
P.O. Box 95120
Camden, NJ 08101-5120
Phone: 856-757-7214
Fax: 856-968-4705
Email: Development@ci.camden.nj.us
Planning Board Members
Division of Housing Services
Division of Planning
Capital Improvements
Documents
Community Survey 2021 Entitlement Funding – English
Community Survey 2021 Entitlement Funding – Spanish
Master Plan Reexamination Report
City of Camden Traffic Signals LCD – Various Locations Video
City of Camden Traffic Signals LCD – Various Locations List
Funding Seminar 2021-2022 English/Spanish/Vietnamese
Annual Action Plan FY 2021-2022
REQUIRED INFORMATION FOR TELECOM’S SMALL CELL INSTALLATION INTO THE CITY’S ROW
Application Form for Wireless Permit
Municipal Facility License Agreement
Right of Way Use Agreement
City of Camden Schedule of Fees
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
THE CITY OF CAMDEN intends to make application to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, to the Urban Parks Grant Program for funding to address the Former RCA Building 8 at 100 Cooper Street, Camden, NJ. The Hearing will be conducted as a part of the regular City Council meeting, scheduled for June 10, 2021 at 5:00pm. To join the virtual meeting see details below:
Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/96685512776?pwd=YjMyNjJuN1FhVGxKbG9KMWI0OCtpUT09
Dial in by Phone: 1-646-876-9923, Meeting ID: 966 8551 2776, Passcode: 507322
The Urban Parks Grant application request is $500,000. If awarded, it will fund repairs to the roof and stabilization of the façade of the Former RCA Building 8.
Public comments will be accepted during the meeting, and written comments on the application may be directed to Jennifer Taylor, BRS, consultant to the City of Camden Redevelopment Agency, at jtaylor@BRSinc.com. Please refer to the City website at https://www.ci.camden.nj.us/city-council/ for any updates with regard to the meeting.
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The Department of Development & Planning was reorganized and expanded with the responsibility of coordinating the divisions/bureaus under its authority to effectively service its community through business retention and development, housing assistance, project planning, and implementation, facilitating improved building safety and rental standards, and governing/administering various grant assistance programs totaling approximately $6 million dollars.
