![]() In the context of open space and recreation, much progress has been made and to stay on-course should be the main objective, while recognizing that much of the large tracts have been preserved, a focus should be placed on providing for expansion to existing preserved areas through smaller lot acquisitions and preservation of waterfront areas, where fiscally feasible. ![]() At this time, it is important to reflect upon those accomplishments which improved the quality of life for the residents of the Township, while identifying those issues that still need improvement. Since setting the stage for the two most important issues facing Brick at the turn of the century, the Township has accomplished much towards make the best use of its remaining undeveloped land while improving that which has already been developed. In keeping with the tone set in the opening line, it would be prudent to reflect progress made since the 1997 Master Plan and where we are in regards to the recommendations made in that document. The issue for Brick, now in its twilight as a developing community, is how to make the best use of its remaining undeveloped land, while improving that which has been already developed.” This was the opening statement in the introduction to the 1997 Master Plan. Along with that growth have come significant increases in housing, commercial development and traffic. Since 1955, when the Garden State Parkway made Brick a convenient commute to and from points north, Brick’s population has grown exponentially. Introduction “Brick Township’s Master Plan is not only a road map for its future but a reflection of its past. Township of Brick, Master Plan – Introduction
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