Tower Grove Neighborhoods Vision and Framework Community Open House Set for January 28th

On January 28, 2015,  Tower Grove Neighborhoods Community Development Corporation (TGNCDC) will hold a community open house.  The open house will be held at 6:30PM at 4168 Juniata Ave in the Tower Grove South neighborhood.  The purpose of the open house is to present information collected by H3 Studio collected through analyzing the service area and feedback from residents, business owners and other stakeholders.  The result will be a neighborhood vision and framework plan.  The plan will help TGNCDC plan for future work programs and provide valuable information to help other entities make our area stronger.  Additional public feedback will be collected at the meeting for inclusion in the final plan.  TGNCDC works in Shaw, Tower Grove South and Southwest Garden neighborhoods.Tim Breihan H3

Tim Breihan from H3 Studio

Some of the topics discussed are connectivity between neighborhoods and Tower Grove Park, housing initiatives, and business district improvements.

If you haven't already taken the survey, please take it here:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/V2M6VGP

The presentation from the first public open house can be downloaded  here

You can read previous blogs on the neighborhood visioning project here:  http://wp.me/p4d282-v7 and  http://wp.me/p4d282-vg  

We hope to see you there!

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