PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
DOOR-TO-DOOR Q&A 1. What is one thing you want to change about your neighborhood?
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The planning process for the Midtown Neighborhood was affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Neighborhood Planning Team was challenged to develop alternative community engagement methods so that crucial feedback could still be gathered from the residents. The City Staff conducted a door-to-door survey effort to engage plan area residents and inform them about the planning effort. As part of that initial outreach the residents were asked to respond to three prompts. The results of the door-todoor outreach are highlighted to the right. Additionally, Mayor Pro Tem Judy Morales led volunteers to help visit with residents about neighborhood planning and collected many of these responses.
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2. What is one thing you want to preserve about your neighborhood?
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Quiet
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3. How do you see your neighborhood in 15 years?
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Cleaner
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EVENT PHOTOS
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