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At our last public meeting in June (view the presentation & video), the NWBPCR project team collected public input on the project’s 30% design milestone. Since then, the project team has continued to develop the design and is ready to share a Post 30% Design Update.
Join us online or in-person at Stuyvesant High School for our next community meeting on Thursday, November 30 beginning at 4:30PM.
Agenda – 4:30 PM: Registration opens at Stuyvesant High School. During this period, we encourage our in-person participants to view display boards, talk with project staff, and share feedback. Virtual participants will also be sent a link to the materials during the meeting. – 6:00 PM: Presentation and Q&A begin in-person and on the livestream for virtual attendees. – 6:45 PM: Topic Tables, booths centered on three themes related to the Resiliency Project, open in-person. Online, participants will be able to ask questions related to the three Topic Table themes. The themes include: Tree/Landscape Considerations within the Project; Risk and Adaptability; and Project in Context. – 8:00 PM: Meeting closes
