Community Turns out for Boone 2030 Kickoff
More than 80 members of the greater Boone community attended the public kickoff on Wednesday night, October 15, 2008 at the Broyhill Conference Center. For a link to the full story from the Watauga Democrat, click here. After a short presentation by Craig Lewis of The Lawrence Group, the participants broke into 7 small discussion groups. Each group was asked the following three questions:
1. What do you value about Boone?
2. In 2030, how would you like to describe Boone?
3. What changes would you most like to see?
The highest ranked changes are listed below:
If you can't stop by the design charrette studio, please be sure to take our online survey or leave your comments on this site.
1. What do you value about Boone?
2. In 2030, how would you like to describe Boone?
3. What changes would you most like to see?
The highest ranked changes are listed below:
- More Efficient Transportation Patterns & Parking Opportunities
- Developing More Opportunities for Community Interactions such as Farmer’s Market, Cultural Center, Neighborhood Associations
- Sensible and Fair Rules for Development & Economic Opportunities
- Protecting and Enhancing Environment for Appropriate Use
- Safe, Affordable Housing Opportunities for ALL
- Responsible Mixed-Use Development
- Watershed and Stormwater Management
- Predictable Development Planning & Process
- More Multi-Modal Route Options
- Extend Mixed-Use/Stop Sprawl
- Variety of Housing
- Attract New High/Green Tech Jobs
- Design Guidelines – Colors, Materials, Art, Aesthetics
- Greenway Systems Pedestrian & Bikes & Creeks
- Smart Growth Incentive Package by Right
- Incorporate Common Sense
- Daniel Boone Parkway
If you can't stop by the design charrette studio, please be sure to take our online survey or leave your comments on this site.
Labels: charrette, public workshop
1 Comments:
We need to have bike lanes all around Boone.First step is completing the Greenway Trail.
The public parking lot (next to town offices in downtown Boone) should be a parking deck with public restrooms at street level.
Howard Street needs to be finished as was planned several years ago with park benches, lampposts, green space, etc.
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