[Summit] Fwd: POSTPONED: North Main St Corridor Virtual Visioning Workshop originally scheduled for 10/25 6pm

Sharon Lee Waldman slwaldman1 at gmail.com
Sun Oct 24 02:30:19 UTC 2021


Hello –



*The North Main Street Corridor Visioning workshop originally scheduled for
Monday, 10/25 has been postponed.* Please keep an eye on your emails and
the Providence Planning Department social media pages for a new date.



If you were unable to join us for the first community meeting or just want
to get caught up, you can watch the meeting recording on the project
webpage at
https://www.providenceri.gov/planning/north-main-street-corridor-revitalization-study/
.



*T*he North Main Street Corridor Study Online Survey is still open! We
invite you to participate in the survey between now and October 25th. Your
responses will help the team collect and organize your ideas and vision for
the North Main Street Corridor. Take the survey here:
https://principlegroup.typeform.com/to/uVHhmO6K

The online survey is a great way to participate in the corridor study,
especially if you can’t join us for the virtual visioning workshop!





*What is the North Main Street Corridor Study?*

In August 2021, the City of Providence in partnership with Councilperson
Nirva LaFortune contracted Principle Group (a planning consultant) to
conduct a corridor study for North Main Street. The Study will focus on the
entire length of North Main Street from Downtown to the
Providence-Pawtucket border. The goals of the study are to: analyze
existing conditions; develop and assess alternatives with conceptual costs
for different combinations of streetscape improvements, bicycle and
pedestrian improvements; study development opportunities on vacant and
underutilized parcels to complement further transportation investments;
study the feasibility of a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district and
potential revenue; examine existing residential and commercial market
conditions and needs; and identify strategies to encourage the type of
development the community would like to see along the corridor to improve
quality of life for neighborhood residents. This study will build upon past
plans and more recent work that has been done by various parties to develop
a cohesive, implementable strategy for North Main Street that will guide
city departments and state agencies and inspire private investment.



*How can I participate in the study?*

   - Keep an eye out for a new date via email and social media for the
   Virtual Visioning Workshop
   - Visit the project website at
   https://www.providenceri.gov/planning/north-main-street-corridor-revitalization-study/
   to sign up for our email list and be notified of future public meetings for
   this study. On this page, you can view previous meeting recordings and read
   through previous plans and reports as well!
   - Share this email and social media posts about the meeting from
   @ProvPlanning on Twitter and Facebook with your friends, colleagues, and
   neighbors.
   - Take our online survey at
   https://principlegroup.typeform.com/to/uVHhmO6K. The survey will be open
   until October 25th.
   - Keep an eye out for a future email about the final virtual public
   meeting planned for Spring 2022.





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*Jess Pflaumer, AICP*
*Principal Planner*
Department of Planning and Development
Joseph A. Doorley Municipal Building
444 Westminster Street
Providence, RI 02903
jpflaumer at providenceri.gov
(401) 680-8519
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