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Downtown Somerville Walking Tour

October 18, 2014 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

RSVP to Emerging Professionals Group Chair, Charles Heydt at epg@njplanning.org


SomervilleJoin us for a tour of downtown Somerville, which was originally formed in 1683 and first incorporated in 1909. Centrally located in Somerset County, Somerville is the quintessential example of how old meets new. Through proactive planning and innovative development, Somerville represents the synergy between historic landmarks and modern amenities. 

The tour will include several stops that represent how Somerville has held onto its historic identify and embraced the demands of the future.  Visit the recently renovated Somerville NJ Transit stop that underwent platform upgrades while preserving the historic station depot. Stroll through the Division Street Pedestrian Plaza, which offers a mix of restaurants and shops in a pedestrian oriented setting. We will be lead by the Borough and County Planning Board Chairman, Bernard Navatto, and the Somerville Director of Economic Development, Colin Driver.
 
After the tour, join your colleague for lunch and conversation at Alfonso’s located at 99-101 West Main Street.

Stops:

  • Somerville NJ Transit Train Station
  • Division Street Pedestrian Plaza
  • Somerville Town Center Redevelopment
  • Historic Somerville Borough Hall 

Tour Guides:

  • Bernard Navatto, Chairman of Somerville Planning Board, Chairman of Somerset County Planning Board
  • Colin Driver, Somerville Director of Economic Development

*AICP CM Seeking 2.0


Image reproduced with permission from  Joy Acharyya 

 

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Date:
October 18, 2014
Time:
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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APA NJ
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27 Warren St.
Somerville, NJ 08876 United States
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