Outreach – besides the steering committee and stakeholder
interviews the Study will hold at least two neighborhood meetings for additional
outreach from people who might need alternative means to participate in the
planning process. Ideally at least one meeting that is likely to attract the
Latino/Spanish speaking population and another that hears ideas from the
minority population (about 80% of the current ridership is African-American).
- There will also be two public open houses – one of which may be on National Night Out in August.
- The consultant will work with Agency Stakeholders at the upcoming Locally Coordinated Human Service/Public Transportation Planning meeting being conducted by the Mid-East Commission, on June 5 in Washington, NC. The outputs of the Locally Coordinated Planning document must state specific unmet needs of the elderly population and/or persons with disabilities who live in the City of Greenville in order to be eligible for targeted Federal Transit Administration funds.
Opportunity to participate – the entire five year
planning process in designed to be interactive and we encourage you to
participate. You can post your comments
on this blog page and receive a string of on-going dialogue or you can even mail
the Project Manager, Bill Barlow at wbarlow@stantec.com and hold a private
conversation. We are also posting a calendar of events so you can follow the
process in person. Then event calendar
will be updated as dates become firm, so please check back often.
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