Message from John Palmieri, Executive Director, CRDA
Welcome to the Tourism District Master Plan public outreach website. This site has been created to provide the public an additional means to comment on the Tourism District Master Plan.
The Tourism District Act requires that CRDA prepare and approve a Master Plan by February 1, 2012. The Plan will serve as a guide for development and investment in the Tourism District and serve as a catalyst for economic development and growth.
Following the approval of the Plan, CRDA will develop and approve Land Use Rules for the use in administering Land Use approvals as required by law.
It is important that the Master Plan have the voice of stakeholders with an interest in Atlantic City. A stakeholder can be anyone: residents, business owners, casino industry representatives, property owners, investors, developers and elected officials, to name a few. We ask that you take a few minutes to respond to the questions posed in the survey below.
John Palmieri
Executive Director
CRDAPlease click below to give your perspective and recommendations:
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Team
In the fall of 2011, CRDA retained international real estate firm, Jones Lang LaSalle (“JLL”) to complete a Master Plan for the Atlantic City Tourism District. JLL has assembled a team consisting of the Jerde Partnership, the Birdsall Services Group and the Hill Wallack law firm to develop the Master Plan. JLL has been involved with numerous Atlantic City projects in the past. Most recently, they brought the Dave Matthews Band music festival at Bader Field.
Mission
The JLL Team's mission is to create a Tourisim District Master Plan that promotes the following in Atlantic City: redevelopment and general improvement, economic activity, cleanliness, safety, non-gaming activities and attractions and financial and environmental sustainability.