community vision planning
Planning for community needs, input, site design, and downtown/waterfront growth
Whether the concept maps clearly show tradeoffs (traffic, access, buffers, and uses) and how resident input will be used to narrow choices (City Council Work Session, Jun 29).
The city is now showing early concept maps for the former Hamilton property, built from earlier resident feedback and market trends. Council is set to review those concepts and hear how the city plans to keep residents involved this summer—while also tying the work to downtown and the waterfront.
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Reviewed resident input to date and discussed emerging design preferences for redevelopment.
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Reviewed community and business needs related to redevelopment.
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Reviewed site design concepts for the Hamilton property, including layout-level considerations such as access and buffers.
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Discussed expanding the visioning scope beyond the Hamilton property to include downtown and waterfront development.
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Reviewed resident input to date and discussed emerging design preferences for redevelopment (secondary meeting option).
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Reviewed community and business needs related to redevelopment (secondary meeting option).
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Reviewed site design concepts for the Hamilton property, including layout-level considerations such as access and buffers (secondary meeting option).
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Discussed expanding the visioning scope beyond the Hamilton property to include downtown and waterfront development (secondary meeting option).
Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 4 -
Scheduled review and discussion of preliminary concept maps using feedback from the visioning process, market forces, and plans for further community engagement over the summer; no council action requested.
City Council Work Session