Jef Nickerson
Mayor & City Council Host Providence Tomorrow Neighborhood Charrette
Weeklong workshops exploring West End, Federal Hill and Reservoir issues to begin Monday, May 4th at Federal Hill House
Mayor David N. Cicilline and the Providence City Council announced plans for the 9th Providence Tomorrow Neighborhood Charrette for the West End, Federal Hill and Reservoir neighborhoods on May 4 – 7 at the Federal Hill House, on 9 Courtland Street.
The Charrette will kick off on May 4 from 6pm to 8pm with a Neighborhood Visioning Session followed by a full week of free and public workshops. A detailed schedule and information about the workshops is available at ProvidenceTomorrow.org or by calling (401) 351-4300.
Residents and merchants from the West End, Federal Hill and Reservoir neighborhoods are encouraged to attend the following workshops to share their ideas about what their neighborhood should be like in the future:
Monday, May 4
11:30 am – 1:30 pm Historic Preservation
2 pm – 4 pm Mobility, Circulation & Parking
6 pm – 8 pm Charrette Kick off & Neighborhood Visioning with elected officialsTuesday, May 5
9 am – 11 am Commercial corridors
11:30 am – 1:30 pm Parks, Open Space and Recreation
2 pm – 4 pm Neighborhood Youth
6 pm – 8 pm Neighborhood Character & Land useWednesday, May 6
9 am – 11 am Infrastructure
11:30 am – 1:30 pm Housing
2 pm – 4 pm Open Studio
6 pm – 8 pm SchoolsThursday, May 7
9 am- 4 pm Team Work Day (studio open, no planned sessions, but input invited)
5 pm – 7 pm Final presentation
The Providence Tomorrow website seems to be down right now.
“The Providence Tomorrow website seems to be down right now.”Does this mean that Providence has no future?
Our Providence Yesterday pages are having formatting issues, so maybe Providence has no past and no future, only today.
Sigh, these are *still* ongoing??