Shaping Our Future - Equity Dialogue Session 2
Shaping Our Future - Equity Dialogue Session 2
Chapel Hill recently completed a planning effort to chart what development is wanted and not wanted throughout Town - the Charting Our Future initiative. We now want to create specific recommendations with you.
There will be a series of discussions/workshops to better understand how the community can benefit from new transportation options and new equitable development.
The Town’s aim is to:
• Elevate all of Chapel Hill’s voices, including those under engaged in the past and discuss how that shaped the Town’s current community.
• Create vibrant and walkable places at previously identified growth locations.
• Link new transit to surrounding neighborhoods.
• Attract riders to transit.
• Discuss how future changes will provide affordable homes, services, and jobs.
Session 1: Review of previous planning initiatives, documents, and adopted regulations. We will also look at the housing market analysis to discuss the legacy of benefits and burdens. This session will begin June 19, 2022.
Part A. Review previous planning initiatives, documents, and adopted regulations.
Part B. Discuss the Town's current demographic profile.
Part C. Discuss the market conditions and the legacy of benefits and burdens of previous Town policies.
Session 2: Discuss equitable Transit Oriented Development goals and aspirational concepts relating to the Town's values and how that can be applied to future places of development. How can the Town achieve equitable objectives? This session will begin July 17, 2022.
Session 3: What types of development can meet Chapel Hill's needs? Discuss future development locations and the role of specific sites that are susceptible to change. This session will begin September 17, 2022.
This video highlights some of the information shared in Session 1. In Session 1 we reviewed previous planning initiatives, documents, and adopted regulations. We also looked at the housing market analysis to discuss the legacy of benefits and burdens.