Some relevant documents for this week's classes...
Middlesex County Open Space and Recreation Plan 2003
Middlesex County Master Plan 1966
Perth Amboy Master Plan Recreation Element 2013
Woodbridge Township Redevelopment Plans
Edison Township Master Plan 2003
A report on Carteret
Carteret Parks Guide and the photo for their splash page
Metuchen Master Plan
Middlesex Greenway (or theTrailLink version)
East Coast Greenway in NJ (not local govt)
A Middlesex County problem with some open space (news)
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