On January 21st and February 3rd the 2020 Vision Plan Project Team hosted four neighborhood workshops in the north, south, east, and west areas of Mecklenburg County. Public input received at the well-attended workshops will help inform the 2020 Vision.Learn more...
The Visions of the City Speaker Series was a big success. The four-part lecture series was co-sponsored by the School of Architecture at UNC Charlotte and the Center City 2020 Vision Plan team.Learn more...
Nearly 300 people attended the first community workshop for the 2020 Vision Plan on Wednesday, October 21st. Another 100+ participated online while watching a live stream of all the action. It is not too late to participate in this phase of the planning process.Learn more...
The social networking phenomena is changing the way we communicate. The Center City 2020 Vision Plan process is incorporating Facebook, Twitter, and a WordPress blog.
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Charlotte Center City Partners, in collaboration with the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, today announced plans to create the Center City 2020 Vision Plan that will guide the growth and development of Charlotte-Mecklenburg’s urban core over the next decade. Nationally-recognized urban planning and design experts MIG, based in Berkeley, California, will lead the team that also includes three Charlotte firms: urban designers Cole Jenest and Stone, marketing communications firm Wray Ward, and transportation consultant Kimley-Horn & Associates.
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The Charlotte Center City 2020 Vision Plan planning and design process began in September 2009 and will extend over approximately 13 months. The interactive and engaging public process will provide integral direction for a successful Plan and result in a vision for the Center City that reflects the entire community.
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