Go2030 Community Meeting
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Transcript of Go2030 Community Meeting
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GO 2030 | Fargo Comprehensive PlanCommunity Meeting
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Schedule
We are here
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What is a Comprehensive Plan?
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A True Community Vision1
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Land Use WaterCommercial
Mixed Use
Residential
Civic
Parking
Open Space Transportation
Integrated Systems Thinking2
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A Common Goal3
Government Private Sector Civic Organizations
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Case Study: Greensburg
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4 May 2007
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A True Community Vision1
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Blessed with a unique opportunity To create a strong communityDevoted to family, Fostering business, working together for future generations.
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CommunityA progressive community that offers urban services within the unassuming feel of a rural, Midwestern community.
FamilyA community that provides opportunities for its young people in the way of jobs, education, and recreation as reasons to stay in Greensburg.
ProsperityA community where entrepreneurial spirit, customer service, and a sustainable economy permeate the business sector and where residents, travelers, and tourists enjoy a full line of locally owned businesses that provide jobs and services toan exceptional example of small-town America.
EnvironmentA community that recognizes the importance of the natural environment and balances the need for growth and economic development with the maintenance and improvement of the environment.
Affordability An up-to-date, affordable rural community where housing plans and strategies incorporate energy-efficient design and materials and serve as a regional and national model for integrating residents of all ages and needs with services of all kinds.
Catalysts The rebuilding process starts with the most stimulating structures and spaces. These will spawn further growth.
GrowthA community that opens its doors to new residents and visitors without affecting the values and lifestyles of its current residents.
RenewalA community that makes proactive decisions that use this opportunity to reverse the decline of the community and build aprogressive city with a strong future.
Water Treat each drop of water as a precious resource.
HealthImprove quality of life by promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.
Energy Promote a high level of efficiency in new construction and look to renewable options for generation.
WindGreensburg’s vast wind resources are part of an emerging economy and should be harvested.
Built EnvironmentBuild a town that encourages interaction between residents, welcomes guests, and serves as a model community. New development should be durable, healthy, and efficient. Cityprojects will lead the way by becoming examples of green practices that are built to last.
Integrated Systems Thinking2
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EnergyPromote a high level of efficiency in new construction and look to renewable options for generation.
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WaterTreat each drop of water as a precious resource.
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A Common Goal3
School District City Government Private Sector
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Energy
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Flood Mitigation / Resielence
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Fargo Comprehensive Plan | June 23, 2011 | 23Bump-outs with Curb Cuts
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Fargo Comprehensive Plan | June 23, 2011 | 25Retention in Pocket Parks
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Fargo Comprehensive Plan | June 23, 2011 | 28Cistern Systems to Collect Runoff
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Permeable Parking IslandsStreet Planters with Soil Trenches
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Economic Development
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Fargo’s Resilient Economy
Fargo unemployment: 3.3% (April 2011)(vs 9.0% nationally)
Real Estate Vacancy: Office - 7.63%, Industrial – 2.82% (2010)(vs 17.6% and 14.3% nationally)
Fargo withstands the global economic downturn
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Healthcare
Agricultural Processing
Retail
Back Office Support
Information Technology
Manufacturing
Logistics
Education
Financial Services
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Housing and Neighborhoods
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Picture
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stapletonDenver, COSingle FamilyMultifamily CondoRow HomesApartmentsDuplex
precedent
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Transportation and Infrastructure
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Average % of Income Spent on Housing + Transportation
transportation housing
Fargo-Moorhead51%
= 51%
Center for Neighborhood Technology, 2010
Minneapolis / St. Paul 44%
New York47%
Denver46%
San Francisco47%
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Healthy Food and Healthy Lifestyles
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62.4% Fargo overweight + obese(vs 63.1% nationally)
½ of Fargo residents meet physical activity requirements
¼ Fargo residents eat recommended amount of fruits and vegetables
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Residents of walkable communities are 2.4 times more likely to get 30 minutes a week of physical activity than residents of neighborhoods without walkable features.
- Ewing & Kreutzer, 2006
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Land Use and Urban Design
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Directing Growth to Maximize OpportunitiesOpen Space, Neighborhoods, Industry, and Mixed Use
Centers
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Natural Resources and the Environment
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Tying it together
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TRIPLE BOTTOM LINEpeople • planet • prosperity
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SUSTAINABILITY
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Picture29,000
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Idea Category Supports
Aesthetic Appeal Land Use 15Running/Bike/Ski Trails Health 15Public Square Vision 14More Public Art Land Use 13A River Festival/Crawl River 13Fill In, Not Sprawl Out Land Use 13Downtown Expansion Vision 13Community Gardening Health 12Deal with 2nd Street Flood Mitigation 12Eliminate Above Ground Power Lines Energy 12Promote Passivehause Design Energy 11Regular Produce Market Health 11More Trees Housing 11Wind Power! Energy 11A High Point Vision 11International Market Economic Dev. 11Better Bus Route Vision 11No More 3 Story Apartment Buildings Cluttering Up Precious Space
Vision 10
People Centered Development Trans. and Infra. 10Commuter Train Trans. and Infra. 10
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What is your Vision for Fargo’s Future?
What do you want Fargo to be like in 20 years?
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Vision Questions
What is your vision for Fargo in 2030? (25mins) What will the city be known for? What will power the economy? What will make the city a great
place to live?
Establish the Community Vision
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Goals Questions
How does this system relate to the vision and priorities discussion? (20 mins)
What are your top three goals for this topic? (5 mins) Flood Mitigation Housing and Neighborhoods Transportation and
Infrastructure Economic Development Land Use and Urban Design Energy Healthy Food and Healthy
Lifestyles Natural Resources and the
Environment
Establish the Goals for Each “System”