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<br />~^' <br /> <br />to their ideas of what the future downtown should <br />look like. Game pieces will represent housing, <br />commercial and industrial uses, civic and <br />community facilities (parks and civic buildings), <br />parks and open spaces, as well as trails and <br />sidewalks. Additional categories can be added if <br />needed. <br /> <br />Involvement in this workshop should be broad <br />based and inclusive. It is important to extend the <br />invitation to the broader community, including <br />young people and families who may not typically <br />participate in such events. The planning game can <br />be played simultaneously by between 60 to 80 <br />participants in small groups of up to 10 people, <br />which will each be led by a facilitator. <br /> <br /> <br />-, <br /> <br />Using planning games gets the public involved <br />tmd working together to set the directiml for <br />their commll1lity j future. <br /> <br />Workshop participants can be recruited through <br />social and civic networks, including youth groups, <br />service clubs, and religious congregations. We <br />recommend designing the planning game and other <br />materiala to be accessible to older kids and teens by <br />using imagery and interactive materials. <br /> <br />SRF End Products <br />· Slideshow presenting a) existing conditions, b) <br />downtown development trends, and c) issues and <br />opportunities for CenterviIle <br /> <br />. Planning game for Downtown Centerville 2030 <br />fur up to eight small groups <br /> <br />· Planning game preparation, facilitation, and <br />results synthesis <br /> <br />~ <br />-- <br /> <br />Phase 4 What Are the Options? <br /> <br />At this point, SRF will review the six to eight sets of <br />Downtown Centerville 2030 plans created during <br />the public workshop and evaluate the recommen- <br />dations. Based on this information, we will prepare <br />two alternatives to simplity the possibilities and <br />facilitate a discussion of future visions for <br />Downtown CenterviIle. <br /> <br />In addition, we will prepare a one-sheet summary <br />and accompanying graphics to illustrate the two <br />synthesized alternatives. <br /> <br />SRF End Products <br />· Two downtown plan alternatives, graphics, and <br />description <br /> <br />· Description will consist of recommended land <br />use, transportation, and other physical features, <br />but does not include technical feasibilityl <br />assessment. <br /> <br />. Steering Committee meeting to preview twO <br />alternatives, including meeting attendance, <br />presentation, and summary notes <br /> <br />· One set of revisions to alternatives prior to open <br />house <br /> <br /> <br />Some of the key resources in CentervilJe include <br />CentervilJe Lake and the St. Genevieve Church. <br /> <br />75" <br /> <br />Centervme Downtown Redevelopment ,J'^"\ <br />MASTER PIAN <<LA <br /> <br />11 <br />
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