Editing Berkeley Heights, New Jersey (section)

===Downtown===
Downtown Berkeley Heights is located along Springfield Avenue, approximately between the intersections with Plainfield Avenue and Snyder Avenue. Downtown is home to more than 20 restaurants which join with the Downtown Beautification Committee to hold an annual Restaurant Week each September.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.tapinto.net/towns/berkeley-heights/articles/meet-around-the-table-during-berkeley-heights-restaurant-week-september-9-16-2018|title = Meet Around the Table During Berkeley Heights Restaurant Week, September 9 – 16, 2018}}</ref> In addition, a post office, the Municipal Building, police station, train station, and other shops and services are located in this downtown section.

A brick walk with personalized bricks engraved with the names of many long-time Berkeley Heights residents runs from near the railroad station towards the planned Stratton House development, at the site of the former Kings. A memorial to the victims of the [[September 11 terrorist attacks]] adjoins a wooded area alongside Park Avenue, just southwest of downtown.<ref>[http://livingmemorial.voicesofseptember11.org/memorials/berkeley-heights-911-memorial Berkeley Heights 9/11 Memorial], Living Memorial. Accessed July 18, 2017.</ref>

Certain portions of Berkeley Heights are located in flood zones. Residential homes, as well as some commercial areas along the downtown Springfield Avenue area, are impacted by flooding.<ref>Township of Berkeley Heights; and Passaic River Coalition. [http://www.bh-ec.org/Docs/NRI.pdf#page=32 ''Natural Resources Inventory''], p. 29. Township of Berkeley Heights, 2005. Accessed July 2, 2015.</ref>