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Citizen Voices on Transportation PDF Print E-mail

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Following the successful completion of this project earlier this year, a group of citizens and city officials told HRCCE that they'd like to see Envision Transportation become an ongoing effort to bring citizens and their local government together to continue to learn about and analyze possibilities for the future of transportation in Virginia Beach.

Click HERE to read a report on the August 1 meeting of the group written by project fellow Carolyn Caywood, or you can...
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Notes from VB Citizens' Voices on Transportation – March 4, 2013 PDF Print E-mail

Present: Bruce Drees, Carolyn McPherson, Carolyn Caywood, Dan Koach, Emily Fisher, Mike Aschkenas, Nancy Craft, Todd Solomon.

Next meeting will be Monday, May 6, 5:30pm, Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation office, 2400 Potters Road, Suite 300. We are skipping April.

VB workshop on Complete Streets: Smart Growth workshops are scheduled for the 24th and 25th of April. The public workshop on Wednesday evening will be a lecture at the Renaissance school. A staff and invitational workshop will last all day on Thursday. We think that the preponderance of participants will be from Public Works.
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Notes from VB Citizens' Voices on Transportation – February 4, 2013 PDF Print E-mail

Present: Bruce Drees, Carolyn McPherson, Carolyn Caywood, Dan Koach, Emily Fisher, Mike Aschkenas, Nancy Craft.

Next meeting will be Monday, March 4, 5:30pm, Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation office, 2400 Potters Road, Suite 300. We plan to brainstorm the mission of this group at the next meeting.

VB workshop on Complete Streets: Smart Growth workshops are scheduled for the 24th and 25th of April. A public workshop will be held on a Wednesday evening followed by a staff and invitational workshop on Thursday. We have been promised one seat on Thursday. We agreed that Dan should represent us. We think that Thursday will focus on bringing city departments into alignment with a common vision.
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The Hampton Roads Center for Civic Engagement, in partnership with the City of Virginia Beach has started a new public conversation about transportation possibilities and their far-reaching impacts.

This project combines the power of visual imagery, new means of information distribution, and the extraordinary value of involving the community in imagining its transportation future.

During the process, citizens will have opportunities to outline future choices and express their preferences.

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