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~ Tacoma, Washington - The City of Tacoma is launching the South Tacoma Way Neighborhood Plan with a Virtual Plan-A-Thon community event on Thursday, February 29. This event, which will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 PM on Zoom, aims to gather input and ideas from community members about the neighborhood's assets, challenges, opportunities, and vision for the future.
According to Linda Robson, the Media and Communications representative for the City of Tacoma, this event is just one of many opportunities for community members to actively participate in the neighborhood planning process. The City's Neighborhood Planning Program works closely with residents to address issues such as sustainability, transportation impacts, safety, economic development, community identity and history, and public amenities.
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The South Tacoma Way Plan-A-Thon will consist of small- and large-group discussions where attendees can share their thoughts and ideas for their neighborhood. There will also be time for participants to present their ideas to the whole group. More information about this event can be found at www.cityoftacoma.org/neighborhoodplanning.
In addition to the Plan-A-Thon, community members are also encouraged to participate in a Community Priorities Survey on an online engagement platform. Those who are interested in being part of a steering group for the South Tacoma Way Neighborhood Plan can fill out an interest form by March 11.
The next event in the planning process will be an in-person walking tour of the South Tacoma Way neighborhood on Saturday, April 13 at 10:30 AM. Led by Pretty Gritty Tours, this one-hour tour will start in front of 5050 South Tacoma Way.
The Neighborhood Planning Program is an integral part of Planning and Development Services' larger planning processes. For more information about this program or current projects, visit cityoftacoma.org/neighborhoodplanning or email neighborhoodplanning@cityoftacoma.org to be added to the email list.
According to Linda Robson, the Media and Communications representative for the City of Tacoma, this event is just one of many opportunities for community members to actively participate in the neighborhood planning process. The City's Neighborhood Planning Program works closely with residents to address issues such as sustainability, transportation impacts, safety, economic development, community identity and history, and public amenities.
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The South Tacoma Way Plan-A-Thon will consist of small- and large-group discussions where attendees can share their thoughts and ideas for their neighborhood. There will also be time for participants to present their ideas to the whole group. More information about this event can be found at www.cityoftacoma.org/neighborhoodplanning.
In addition to the Plan-A-Thon, community members are also encouraged to participate in a Community Priorities Survey on an online engagement platform. Those who are interested in being part of a steering group for the South Tacoma Way Neighborhood Plan can fill out an interest form by March 11.
The next event in the planning process will be an in-person walking tour of the South Tacoma Way neighborhood on Saturday, April 13 at 10:30 AM. Led by Pretty Gritty Tours, this one-hour tour will start in front of 5050 South Tacoma Way.
The Neighborhood Planning Program is an integral part of Planning and Development Services' larger planning processes. For more information about this program or current projects, visit cityoftacoma.org/neighborhoodplanning or email neighborhoodplanning@cityoftacoma.org to be added to the email list.
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