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Altadena Community Visioning Draft Report With Comments

The county's consultants for Altadena's Community Visioning process have released a draft version of the report that includes comments left by Altadena residents participating in the workshops.

RBF Consulting, the group writing the Altadena Community Visioning report for the county, has released a draft of the report with comments from participants in the third workshop

The county held three workshops from April to June with the intent of finding out what sort of code changes Altadena residents would like to see. The process, called the Altadena Community Visioning process, included not just ideas for rule changes, but also some larger visions for Altadena's future.

The next step if for RBF to release the final report - no timetable has yet been set on that, according to Mina Brown, of RBF.  Once that happens the county will work on implementing some of the proposed changes, a process that .

Attached on right is the draft version of the report with comments that workshop participants left while looking through the draft version.  The second attachment with comments come from placards at the third workshop where community members could leave generalized comments about some of the overarching concepts discussed in the report.

The results of a survey taken by workshop participants following the process

For more on the community visioning process check out the below links:

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Buzlightyear aka marty May 23, 2013 at 08:49 pm
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