In a press release, the city of Asheville has announced a workshop to provide information and gather neighborhood input for the city’s upcoming Comprehensive Plan update.
City of Asheville | Communication & Public Engagement Division
Contact: Marsha Stickford, Neighborhood Services Coordinator
Phone: 828-259-5506
Email: mstickford@ ashevillenc.gov
The Neighborhood Advisory Committee (NAC) and the Coalition of Asheville Neighborhoods (CAN) are co-sponsoring a Neighborhood Plan Workshop from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 7 in Ferguson Auditorium at Asheville-Buncombe Community Technical College. The purpose of the workshop is to:
- Help neighborhoods better understand the City’s long-term planning process and how neighborhoods can participate in an upcoming Comprehensive Plan update.
- Give neighborhoods who are interested in creating plans a practical overview of the ways they can accomplish that goal by hearing from their peers who have completed a planning process for their neighborhood.
The City’s 2025 plan is online for people who to review the current Comprehensive Plan: http://www.ashevillenc. gov/Departments/ PlanningUrbanDesign/ AshevilleCityDevelopmentPlan. aspx
Find out more about Asheville neighborhood plans by visiting:
http://www.ashevillenc.gov/ Departments/ PlanningUrbanDesign/ NeighborhoodPlans.aspxFind more details on Asheville City Source: http://coablog.ashevillenc. gov/2015/10/asheville- neighborhood-plan-workshop-to- highlight-peer-process- comprehensive-plan
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