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Public
Input
To reflect
and respond to our region's needs, the On the Move Plan must seek
community input. Strategies include:
- A
broad based task force representing a variety of stakeholders;
- Surveys
available for interested citizens to complete;
- Direct
mailings to local governments and other major stakeholders, and
- Public
meetings
Summer
2005: Where will Future Development Happen?
In
June-August 2005, the On the Move Task Force and staff asked the
question, "where will people live and work by the year
2035?" Good projections of future patterns of development
are essential to the plan. Staff prepared draft population and employment
forecasts, and used public input to finalize the maps and data.
Public input came from:
- Display
1 and Survey 1 on our website and in public libraries throughout
the region
- Direct
mailings to local governments.
- Public
meetings cosponsored by economic development organizations
FOR
Summer 2005 MEETING RESULTS AND PHOTOS:
Wood
County meeting results, June 14, 2005
Lucas/Monroe
County meeting results, July 21, 2005
Fall
2005: Transportation Needs and Opportunities
In
September-December 2005, the task force asked, "what
are our region's transportation needs and opportunities, now and
into the future? This is part of assessing our transportation
system. Public needs comments are used -- along with data and information
about our transportation systems -- to determine what issues the
On the Move Plan must address. Public input on needs/opportunities
comes from:
- Display
2 and Survey 2 on the Web and
in public libraries
- Direct
mailings to local governments and other major stakeholders
- The
TMACOG Transportation Summit: click
here for results
- Public
meetings around the region, mostly at public libraries.
For "Transportation Needs and Opportunites: Public Input Summary," click here
Fall
Meeting Results and Photos:
Sept. 20, On the Move 2035 Plan Task Force
Oct. 25, South
Branch, Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
Nov.
1, Birmingham
Branch Library
Nov.
2, Pemberville
Public Library
Nov.
3, Oregon Branch
Library
Nov.
4, Main Library,
Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
Nov.
10, Wood County Public Library
Nov.
14, Sylvania Senior
Center
Nov.
14 Way Library, Perrysburg
Nov.
15, Lagrange Branch Library
Nov.
17, Bedford Library
Nov.
21, Holland Branch Library
Nov.
22, Sanger Branch Library
Dec. 2, Chamber of Commerce Infrastructure Committee
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