The Cranberry Plan
On November 3, 2016, the Board of Supervisors adopted the Cranberry Plan Update. The Cranberry Plan, the Township’s comprehensive plan which guides policies and legislative agenda through 2030, will be regularly updated over the course of its lifetime.
The Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors consistently supports the value of planning in fulfilling their duties to ensure a healthy and sustainable community.
What is an update?
It’s a progress report. A chance to learn about the progress the Township is making in implementing the strategies outlined in the 2009 Cranberry Plan since it was adopted. The Cranberry Plan Update is available in print form, from the Cranberry Township Customer Service counter and the Cranberry Public Library.
Review The Cranberry Plan and Appendices
2016 Update: The Cranberry Plan | 2016 Update: The Cranberry Plan Appendix |
2009 The Cranberry Plan | 2009 Appendices: The Cranberry Plan |
Diversity & Inclusion Plan |
2009 Cranberry Plan Wins Association’s Top Award
The Cranberry Plan was selected as the winner of the state’s 2009 Daniel Burnham Award. The Burnham award, the most prestigious award of the American Planning Association’s Pennsylvania Chapter, was presented at the organization’s annual conference. Alexander Graziani, president of the Chapter, said “The PA Chapter Awards Committee believes your work exemplifies the best and brightest in Pennsylvania planning in 2009.” Review the 2009 Plan in the Archive Center
On April 2, 2009, Cranberry Township’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a new comprehensive plan which was developed over a period of several years, extending to 2030. The Cranberry Plan will guide the Township’s policies and legislative agenda throughout that period. Developed with extensive input from local residents, as well as Township staff and outside consultants, the plan is comprehensive, detailed and flexible.
During the next 25 years, conditions in the community will change due to unexpected economic, social and technological changes. In some instances, these factors may prove to be dramatically different from present conditions. Close monitoring and regular public updates will ensure that this plan remains a useful guide.
The 1995 visioning process launched The Cranberry PlanVision: Building a Better Connected Place.