IMPORTANT - VIRTUAL Public Forum - Southern New Castle County
6 - 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 12th
ZOOM Meeting
You are welcome to pre-register at:TOP PRIORITY TO ATTEND!Reason for meeting: New Castle County government has been directing a master planning process for Southern New Castle County (SNCC) over the last several years. To date, that process has yielded the draft SNCC Master Plan. This virtual public forum has been organized with the County Land Use Department, the MOT Alliance, and local public officials in an effort to continue building on the work of the southern NCC master planning effort and to further engage the community on important planning issues to support modifications as the draft countywide comprehensive plan gets updated.On January 12th, after brief introductions from elected panelists and guests, we will spend time on each of the following 5 topics, including time for audience participation and questions.
Topic #1: Economy / Jobs
Topic #2: Environment
Topic #3: Quality of Life and Community Services (this includes schools, public safety, and other)
Topic #4: Community Design / Character
Topic #5: TransportationThere will be some time at the end of the meeting for general public comments and questions. Please keep statements to less than 1 minute. The chat feature of the meeting will be open so you may also submit comments and questions there.
With more from the MOT Alliance ~
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The NCC@2050 Comprehensive Plan draft is now available for review and public comment. Public comment on the draft plan will be accepted until January 30, 2022*. You can view and download the draft plan here. In each section of the plan there is a link to leave a comment, you can also provide feedback by emailing NCC2050@newcastlede.gov
*Note: The county had set January 12th as the end of the Comp Plan Draft comment period to great objection from residents, especially from this group, as this meeting had already been scheduled for the same day and that would have prevented meaningful dialogue and direct information from the county from being included in the draft commentary. 4
As I understand it, for those reasons, Dave Carter was able to persuade Rich Hall to agree to extend the comment period to January 30th. Thanks Dave!
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