MASTER PLAN
The Borough of Rumson Master Plan serves as a long-range framework for the community's future. It is a thoughtfully constructed guide that translates the shared values and aspirations of Rumson residents into actionable planning direction.
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While the Master Plan is not itself law, It informs the decisions of elected officials and appointed boards as they navigate land use, zoning, transportation, and capital investment, ensuring those decisions are based on a community-driven vision.
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Under New Jersey's Municipal Land Use Law (MLUL), a master plan exists to guide how land within a municipality is used in a manner that protects the public health and safety and promotes the general welfare.
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The Master Plan is a living document that is revisited to ensure that Rumson's planning policies remain responsive to evolving challenges and is aligned with the community's future.
2026 Resident Survey
The Borough of Rumson is beginning a re-examination of its Master Plan. Our Master Plan is a long-term document adopted by the Planning Board and endorsed by Mayor and Borough Council that guides the community’s future direction, development and growth.
In accordance with the state statue on Land Use, as we prepare for the upcoming re-examination of The Borough’s Master Plan, we are asking residents to share their opinions with us. Whether you’ve lived in Rumson for decades, or just recently moved in, we want to hear your thoughts, concerns, and ideas so we can better understand what residents value most when it comes to our direction, development, continued growth throughout the Borough.
What information our form collects
The form will request your name, address, phone number, and email address, along with a text box for your feedback. This helps ensure responses are Rumson resident-based and allows the Borough to follow up with you if clarification is needed.
Complete the Resident Feedback Survey
Your feedback is an important part of thoughtful planning for Rumson’s future. Please note, all responses will be reviewed, however, individual feedback is not guaranteed to be included in the re-examination process.
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Form closes March 31, 2026.