The plans for the next section of the Downtown Greenway on Bragg Street between South Eugene and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard will be available at the Public Meeting on September 30th. If you are unable to attend the meetings, click here to review the plans. Please share your comments or questions with us on the attached survey by October 15th.
Join us for a Public Meeting on September 30th from 12-1:30 and 5:30 -7 pm at the Little Theater on the Bennett College Campus. The Downtown Greenway along Bragg Street between Eugene and MLK Drive will be the focus of the Downtown Greenway portion of the meeting.
How do you use social media? In the Downtown Greenway's efforts to create a better community connection, we're looking for your input to help us provide the information you want when you want it. Please take a few moments to complete this quick Social Media survey. All who take the survey will be entered into a free entry to the Run 4 the Greenway on September 6th. The deadline for responses is July 31st. Thanks for your help and continued support!
The Downtown Greenway has joined Pinterest and Foursquare. Go to http://www.pinterest.com/downtwngreenway/ and pin some of the cool Downtown Greenway art and site furnishings. Then go to Foursquare at https://foursquare.com/downtwngreenway to find all the great art along the Downtown Greenway.
Action Greensboro held their annual Groundbreakers Meeting on October 7, focused on Creative Connections for Economic Development. Here's a list of the topics discussed: The Downtown Greenway Downtown University Campus Is Greensboro Ready for a Bike Share Program? Update on the work of the Bike Share Task Force over the last five months. Click here to find out more about a possible bike share program for Greensboro. Questions? Contact Dabney Sanders by email at dsanders@actiongreensboro.org.
If you were unable to attend the Public Meetings on April 10 and 11, you still have a chance to share your thoughts about the 50% Design Plans for Phase 2 (Murrow Boulevard and Lee Street to Fisher/Greene) and on the proposed design of the Tradition Cornerstone by Harries & Héder. Click here to take the survey. Comments can be submitted online through Friday, April 26. We appreciate your input! To review the 50% design plans for Phase 2, please click each document below: Phase 2 Plans-Exhibit 1 Phase 2 Plans-Exhibit 2 Rendering of Phase 2 To view the design of the Tradition Cornerstone by Harries & Héder, click here. If you have questions, please contact Dabney Sanders, Project Manager, at dsanders@actiongreensboro.org.
Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Celebration of Phase 3B on Smith Street between Eugene and Spring Streets on Wednesday, April 10 from 3:15–4:00 pm, followed by a Community Input Meeting to share your thoughts on the proposed design for the Tradition Cornerstone by Harries & Heder and on the 50% design plan for Phase 2 (Murrow Boulevard and East Fisher Avenue) from 4:00–6:00 pm on April 10. If you are not able to join us on April 10 for the Ribbon Cutting and Community Input meeting, please join us for a second chance to share your comments of the proposed designs on Thursday, April 11 from 11:00 am–1:00 pm. The Ribbon Cutting and Community Input Meetings on April 10 and 11 will be held at the clubhouse at the Greenway at Fisher Park Apartments located at 404 West Smith Street. Click here for a public meeting flyer. Questions? Contact Action Greensboro at 379.0821.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has released a DRAFT Statewide Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan (WalkBikeNC Plan), which is available for public review and input. Read about the plan and give your input online! WalkBikeNC Summary Draft Full Draft Plan Draft Plan Appendix Five Pillar Summaries NCDOT is accepting public comments on the plan until April 30, 2013. Please use this online comment form to provide feedback. For more information, visit this NCDOT page.
You are invited to a Drop-in Public Meeting Wednesday, January 9, 2013 11:00 am–1:00 pm and 5:00–7:00 pm Action Greensboro 317 South Elm Street, Downtown Greensboro Community Input Meeting with Harries/Héder Collaborative on the next public art Cornerstone on the Downtown Greenway.
Thank you to all who gave input at both community meetings and the online survey on the design for Phase 3/2E, Phase 2 Summit/Murrow interchange, and Phase 1B*. The survey results are in and we are please to share them. Click here to see the survey results.