Clairmont Heights Civic Association

From commissioner Jeff Rader: Participants in the Re-Imagining Shallowford process ... The June 19th meeting didn't complete its agenda and the organizers could not secure space on June 26. But St Pius has again graciously agreed to host a third public meeting this upcoming Tuesday, June 29.  This meeting should be shorter than the previous meetings.

At the next community meeting we will continue to explore what the Vision Statement means relative to three key performance areas: transportation, re-development and public facilities. Public facilities includes parks, schools, libraries and code enforcement. Re-development includes land-use, parking, urban design, and open space. Transportation includes street patterns, sidewalks, paths and transit.

Consider this question:
If the Vision Statement is realized, how will the transportation system (or the other two key performance areas) perform differently? How could transportation perform to reinforce and support the Vision?

Vision Statement as adopted at meeting #2:
We envision a safe, attractive and economically prosperous village. It expresses our distinctive community identity, celebrates the natural environment, provides local opportunities for work and play, interconnects all ages and cultures, and encourages walking and biking. Our village embraces quality schools, businesses that serve community needs, and a sustainable, green way of life.

More info: tabasco@northbriarcliff.org

LOCATION:
St Pius High School
2674 Johnson Road, NE
Atlanta, GA  30345