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Downtown strategic plan: Existing conditions, major employers

Almost 3,000 more people leave the city to go to work than come into Rahway, or both live and work in Rahway; that’s almost 24% more.

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Downtown strategic plan: Existing zoning

Existing zoning downtown is primarily governed by the Central Business District (CBD) Redevelopment Plan, first created in the late 1990s and amended numerous times since. The plan also includes 6 sub-districts.

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Downtown strategic plan: Existing land uses

Existing land uses downtown are diverse, with a mix of commercial, mixed-use, industrial, parking and public uses.

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Poll: What’s your favorite sandwich in Rahway?

There’s something about a sandwich that’s just satisfying. You don’t need a fork and knife and there’s so many ingredients to choose from, not just what’s inside but even the bread that let’s you hold it without getting everything all over your hands.

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Poll results: Favorite coffee in Rahway

It was a gusher of a reader poll in March, with a record-setting total of tallies for What’s your favorite coffee in Rahway?

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Downtown strategic plan: What’s missing?

Rahway has a lot to offer yet other than going to restaurants, there is not much to do downtown, according to a survey, but the overwhelming response to what amenities are missing downtown is that there is no grocery store.

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Downtown strategic plan: Community input

Shopping (“Too few stores that interest me”) and parking (“Not enough”) are what’s missing most downtown, according to a survey of local residents and stakeholders.

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State of the City 2022

The reconstruction of East Cherry Street that will include a pocket park and a pedestrian-friendly boulevard on the southern gateway to downtown are among the improvement projects for 2022 that Mayor Ray Giacobbe, Jr.  announced during his annual State of the City address.

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