2019 | MAPD PLANNING PROCESS June une 20 2018 18 Grant awarded - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2019 | MAPD PLANNING PROCESS June une 20 2018 18 Grant awarded - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

2019 | MAPD PLANNING PROCESS June une 20 2018 18 Grant awarded to Neighborhood Association Novem ember ber 201 2018 April pril 2019 2019 Fall all 201 2019 Neighborhood Tour Approval Process Implementation Summit Januar anuary


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2019 | MAPD

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PLANNING PROCESS

June une 20 2018 18 Grant awarded to Neighborhood Association Fall all 201 2019 Approval Process October 2018 ctober 2018 Plan initiation by MAPC Januar anuary 2019 2019 Focus groups & roundtables Febr bruar uary 2019 2019 Design Studio April pril 2019 2019 Implementation Summit Novem ember ber 201 2018 Neighborhood Tour Jul uly 2019 2019 SoCe Neighborhood Showcase Augus ugust t 2019 2019 Draft

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A PLAN BY THE LOCALS, FOR THE LOCALS

HOW DO WE BUILD SOCIAL CAPITAL WHILE CREATING PLACES FOR ALL?

“The leaders of this community aspire to understand this neighborhood and reframe its unique stigma as part of their quirky identity and culture.” “While previous plans were successful in administering improvement, the organization

  • f this plan is

tailored to foster grassroots support for future change.”

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The new plan pivots the target user of the document from administrators to residents. There are 5 THEMES, each with a VISION, set of GOALS, and STRATEGIES. “This is our plan.”

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1A Connect on social media & at the Neighborhood Association 1B Activate the Neighborhood Association into strategic zones 1C Organize volunteer efforts 1D Reactivate the Business Association 1E Volunteer 1F Conduct leadership training

WHAT LOCALS CAN DO

1G Assign a neighborhood liaison to attend meetings 1H Continue to police the neighborhood 1I Update this plan in 15 years

WHAT THE CITY CAN DO

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2A Schedule a Spring and Fall neighborhood cleanup 2B Report nuisance and code violations 2C Organize volunteer efforts 2D Launch an interfaith-based coalition

WHAT LOCALS CAN DO

2E Enforce the code 2F Create Best Practice guide for improvements 2G Grow city-sponsored incentives, loans, grants, or tax abatement programs

WHAT THE CITY CAN DO

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3A Patronize neighborhood businesses 3B Support development projects 3C Recruit businesses to the neighborhood 3D Participate in the planning process

WHAT LOCALS CAN DO

3E Activate a Community Development Corporation 3F Leverage available incentives to encourage investment 3G Provide incentives for upgrades to commercial properties 3H Assemble property for redevelopment 3I Adopt design guidelines for new development in older neighborhoods 3J Maintain and enforce the Land Use Guide and Location Guidelines

WHAT THE CITY CAN DO

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1 2 3 2 4 5 NORTHWEST AREA DEVELOPMENT IDEA 1 2 3 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 4 4 4 HARRY & BROADWAY DEVELOPMENT IDEA

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4A Update the neighborhood brand 4B Lobby for circulation improvements 4C Report street and sidewalk deficiencies to the city 4D Turn on porch lights

WHAT LOCALS CAN DO

4E Prioritize circulation improvements to study 4F Redesign Main Street 4G Build new sidewalks that connect institutions 4H Facilitate a retree program. 4I Improve street lighting

WHAT THE CITY CAN DO

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5A Develop a plan for the Boston Commons Pilot Project

WHAT LOCALS CAN DO

5B Commit to studying the Boston Commons Pilot Project 5C Create a continuous pathway from the dam to Herman Hill Par 5D Implement Interim Riverfront Pathway 5E Retrofit Greenway Boulevard for active transportation 5F Build Clark Park

WHAT THE CITY CAN DO

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NEXT STEPS

DAB November 6 MAPC December 5 WCC January 7 BoCC January 15