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public outreach events
Throughout the 2020 Richmond Rising: Comprehensive Parks Master Plan planning process the project team will work diligently to understand the wants of residents within the community in order to better meet their needs. In addition to the informal local events, the project team will host two community open houses- We hope to see you there!
Public Workshop #1- 031120
Public Workshop #1- 031120
Public Workshop #1- 031120
Public Workshop #1- 031120
OPEN HOUSES
Perceptions & needs public works shop
march 11, 2020 | 5:30-7:00 pm
Lingle Hall, 1100 Reid Parkway
A critical component of the Comprehensive Parks Master Plan process is to engage Richmond residents. On Wednesday March 11th the first of three public meetings was held at Lingle Hall (lower level of Reid Hospital) from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm. The meeting included a variety of hands on activities covering existing conditions of the community and future aspirations for park facilities and program development.
Meeting Materials | Summary Packet
PLAN REVEAL: COMMUNITY CELEBRATION
DATE TO BE DETERMINED
ACTIVE COMMUNITY SURVEYS
Community input surveys provided the project team with more detailed information related to the current perceptions, and needs within the City.
There are no surveys at this time.
community survey results
Did you take a poll or a survey and are now curious how the rest of the community weighed in? Check back later to see the results of each quick poll questions presented here throughout the duration of the planning process.
PERCEPTION AND NEEDS SURVEY
As a supplement to our March 11th Community Open House we invited the community to participate in an online survey. In total 1,743 individuals took the survey.
The results file includes both a graphic summary and all individual comments captured during the process.
COMMUNITY PRIORITIES SURVEY
This community input survey provided the project team with more detailed information related to prioritizing future improvements in the City’s park system. In total 1.025 individuals took the survey.