City of Bloomington Invites Community Input on Gateway North Planning Effort

~ The City of Bloomington is inviting residents, business owners and other community members to discuss priorities for the Gateway North area on Thursday, Nov. 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. at City Hall, 401 N. Morton St.

The event will include a pizza dinner and informal discussions with Planning & Transportation staff about how people live, work and spend time in the area, and what they would like to see there in the future.

Gateway North is the name of a proposed Comprehensive Plan amendment intended to set a long-term vision, goals and strategies for the area's physical, social and economic development. The focus area is approximately bounded by North Rogers Street to North Dunn Street and extends from 14th Street north to the IN-SR 45/46 Bypass.

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"To establish project goals and develop recommendations, we have to learn from our community about their lived experience in the area and what they want to see in ten years," said Anne Crecelius, a long-range planner.

Community members can also complete an online survey. Information, focus area maps and the survey are available at https://bton.in/U394y.

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