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LOWER DIVISADERO COMMERCIAL CORRIDORCOMMUNITY WORKSHOP #2“Refining a Vision”Wednesday February 8, 2005, 6:30 – 8:30 PMFacilitator Agenda7:15 p.m. IV. Economic development strategiesLarge Group Present possible economic development tools/action plan items Business attraction/retention Identity-building/promotions Safety/cleanliness Organization/community building Participants give feedback via dot-voting process Present Breakdown of existing business mix, list of business types to Prioritize business attraction targets via dot-voting process7:40 p.m. V. Streetscape design sectionLarge Group – 7:40 p.m. Presentation of samples urban design elements (PPT?) lighting, trees/greenery, corners, median, bus stops, art, etc Explain introductions to the small-group interactive exercise Break into 5 small groups (facilitator team for each group)Small Group Exercise 7:50 p.m.Detailed facilitator instructions on separate page Each group is assigned a focal sub-area of Divisadero, but can come up with ideasfor other areas too if desired Facilitators guide groups through discussions of various elementsLarge Group – 8:10 p.m. Brief report-backs from each small group8:25 p.m. VI. Next steps and closeMeeting #3 announcementOther community announcements
LOWER DIVISADERO COMMUNITY PLANNING MEETING #3AgendaAs people arrive (late), get food and sit downI. Introduction, recap meeting #2, agenda Overview (PPT) 6:30-45 MOEWDII.III.Vision statement presentation 6:45-6:55 LISC/COMMUNITY MEMBERS• Community members to present what they came up with since the last meeting• Brief discussion (LISC)• Anything that you can’t live with?• If yes, and a significant number of people agree, then that aspect is taken out• In any section without consensus – this element will be tabled for futurediscussion (if the group decides to work together) and will be added back tothe Vision once consensus is reached.Action Plan 6:55-7:10 (Large Group) LISCIntroduction (5 minutes) LISC• How the Action Plan came together• Through meetings, stakeholder interviews, existing conditions analysis, wecompiled what people are already working on, and want to see happen onDivisadero• Community prioritized potential items in the last meeting• Action plans are used as a road map to realize a shared vision for the commercialdistrict• In other neighborhoods, what has worked best is when the City and communitymembers prioritize what they are interested in and then commit to workingtogether on these activities.• Can be updated annually• For each item, the Action plan has the following sections:• Activity• Community Lead• City Lead• Possible Next Steps/Ideas• Potential Funding Sources• When we present the plan, think about what you are most excited about and/or whatyou would be most interested in working on together in the future• Present Action Plan PPT 7:05 (10 Minutes)• Safety and Cleanliness• Small Business Support, Marketing and Neighborhood Promotion• Land Use• Streetscape Improvements and Greening
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