Grandview public meeting presentation, Nov. 16, 2011

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The GrandView Small Area Plan workshop presentation included the following key points: 1) It discussed the timeline, schedule, and guiding principles for the small area plan. 2) It presented concept diagrams showing proposals for the plan area, including a land use concept, movement diagram, and public realm diagram. 3) It outlined some specific proposals including the redevelopment of sites like the public works site and Warner site, as well as benchmarks and goals for the small area plan.

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GrandView Small Area Plan
Community Workshop #3
November 16, 2011

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