HUD Briefing for the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO)GroWNC
The document discusses a HUD Sustainable Communities Initiative grant that was received to create a regional vision and blueprint for economic prosperity in Southeast Florida. The plan will focus on short-term economic recovery and job creation through a comprehensive economic development strategy. In the long-term, the plan aims to transform the regional economy and enhance regional stewardship through coordinated infrastructure investment, housing, community development, education, workforce development, and climate resiliency efforts. The grant will help build regional leadership and leverage federal and state investments to align with the state's economic development strategic plan.
GroWNC Natural Resources Workgroup meeting - March 2012GroWNC
The Natural Resources Workgroup meeting covered the following key points:
1. The objectives of the meeting were to come to an understanding of common goals and select nominations for the Steering Committee.
2. Trends and issues affecting natural resources in the region that were discussed included the loss of agricultural lands, clean and green tech, and eco and adventure tourism.
3. Goals common to all five counties that were identified included preserving the natural environment, preserving agricultural lands, promoting air and water quality, and protecting viewsheds and ridgelines.
GroWNC Health Workgroup Meeting - March 2012GroWNC
Health is defined by the World Health Organization as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. The document outlines an agenda for a March 13, 2012 health and wellness workgroup meeting, including a plan review summary, outline for an existing conditions report, and links to project resources such as sample tables and text.
Workgroup Worksession 3 with strategies - March 12, 2013GroWNC
The document outlines an agenda and provides a brief project overview and update for a meeting focused on turning ideas into actions. The agenda includes introductions, a presentation on preferred growth scenarios and recommendations, and two work sessions to discuss strategies and actions. A networking lunch will feature speakers from regional businesses and organizations. A process overview is given detailing public outreach efforts, including surveys, meetings and participants. Key elements of the preferred growth scenario are preservation of viewsheds, investment in rural job infrastructure, and encouragement of growth in existing areas with reuse of brownfields. Local examples given are the Swannanoa rail corridor and Weaverville/Mars Hill corridor. Implementation ideas are discussed for outcomes related to water quality, scenic beauty and high
GroWNC Transportation Workgroup Meeting - March 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes the agenda and objectives of the first Transportation Workgroup session on March 14, 2012. The session aimed to discuss common transportation goals, select a committee chair, and nominate members for the steering committee. Key discussion points included presenting initial findings to the public through an open house style "Reality Check #1", developing scenarios and alternatives to test in the transportation model over the summer, and how to effectively communicate these issues and goals to the public.
GroWNC Scenario Planning Workshop Presentation - July 30, 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a workgroup session on scenario planning for a region's future growth. The objectives were to integrate workgroups, recognize complementary and competing goals, and compare two future scenarios to see if one achieves goals better than the other or suggest a third scenario. Participants reviewed performance measures, evaluated a business-as-usual scenario and an alternative scenario, and then created a new scenario. They were asked what the new scenario should accomplish and if there were other important performance measures to consider.
The homeowner discovered rot in the boundary joists around their windows. An endoscope examination revealed more extensive damage than initially thought. The rotted joists and window seals were replaced over the course of two days. While the damage looked worse, it was localized and repairing the joists and resealing the windows was sufficient to resolve the issue without needing to reclad the exterior.
This document summarizes the existing energy conditions in the GroWNC region. It outlines that most energy is generated from coal, hydroelectric, and natural gas power plants owned by Duke Energy and Progress Energy. Residential and commercial sectors consume the most energy. The costs of energy, especially electricity, have been rising. The document also identifies opportunities to develop renewable energy and energy efficiency to reduce costs and dependence on imported fuels while growing clean energy jobs. The workgroup will evaluate goals and objectives around increasing renewable energy usage, improving building and transportation efficiency, and expanding the clean energy industry in the region.
HUD Briefing for the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO)GroWNC
The document discusses a HUD Sustainable Communities Initiative grant that was received to create a regional vision and blueprint for economic prosperity in Southeast Florida. The plan will focus on short-term economic recovery and job creation through a comprehensive economic development strategy. In the long-term, the plan aims to transform the regional economy and enhance regional stewardship through coordinated infrastructure investment, housing, community development, education, workforce development, and climate resiliency efforts. The grant will help build regional leadership and leverage federal and state investments to align with the state's economic development strategic plan.
GroWNC Natural Resources Workgroup meeting - March 2012GroWNC
The Natural Resources Workgroup meeting covered the following key points:
1. The objectives of the meeting were to come to an understanding of common goals and select nominations for the Steering Committee.
2. Trends and issues affecting natural resources in the region that were discussed included the loss of agricultural lands, clean and green tech, and eco and adventure tourism.
3. Goals common to all five counties that were identified included preserving the natural environment, preserving agricultural lands, promoting air and water quality, and protecting viewsheds and ridgelines.
GroWNC Health Workgroup Meeting - March 2012GroWNC
Health is defined by the World Health Organization as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. The document outlines an agenda for a March 13, 2012 health and wellness workgroup meeting, including a plan review summary, outline for an existing conditions report, and links to project resources such as sample tables and text.
Workgroup Worksession 3 with strategies - March 12, 2013GroWNC
The document outlines an agenda and provides a brief project overview and update for a meeting focused on turning ideas into actions. The agenda includes introductions, a presentation on preferred growth scenarios and recommendations, and two work sessions to discuss strategies and actions. A networking lunch will feature speakers from regional businesses and organizations. A process overview is given detailing public outreach efforts, including surveys, meetings and participants. Key elements of the preferred growth scenario are preservation of viewsheds, investment in rural job infrastructure, and encouragement of growth in existing areas with reuse of brownfields. Local examples given are the Swannanoa rail corridor and Weaverville/Mars Hill corridor. Implementation ideas are discussed for outcomes related to water quality, scenic beauty and high
GroWNC Transportation Workgroup Meeting - March 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes the agenda and objectives of the first Transportation Workgroup session on March 14, 2012. The session aimed to discuss common transportation goals, select a committee chair, and nominate members for the steering committee. Key discussion points included presenting initial findings to the public through an open house style "Reality Check #1", developing scenarios and alternatives to test in the transportation model over the summer, and how to effectively communicate these issues and goals to the public.
GroWNC Scenario Planning Workshop Presentation - July 30, 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a workgroup session on scenario planning for a region's future growth. The objectives were to integrate workgroups, recognize complementary and competing goals, and compare two future scenarios to see if one achieves goals better than the other or suggest a third scenario. Participants reviewed performance measures, evaluated a business-as-usual scenario and an alternative scenario, and then created a new scenario. They were asked what the new scenario should accomplish and if there were other important performance measures to consider.
The homeowner discovered rot in the boundary joists around their windows. An endoscope examination revealed more extensive damage than initially thought. The rotted joists and window seals were replaced over the course of two days. While the damage looked worse, it was localized and repairing the joists and resealing the windows was sufficient to resolve the issue without needing to reclad the exterior.
This document summarizes the existing energy conditions in the GroWNC region. It outlines that most energy is generated from coal, hydroelectric, and natural gas power plants owned by Duke Energy and Progress Energy. Residential and commercial sectors consume the most energy. The costs of energy, especially electricity, have been rising. The document also identifies opportunities to develop renewable energy and energy efficiency to reduce costs and dependence on imported fuels while growing clean energy jobs. The workgroup will evaluate goals and objectives around increasing renewable energy usage, improving building and transportation efficiency, and expanding the clean energy industry in the region.
Gro wnc cultural resources workgroup meeting march 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a meeting of the Cultural Resources Workgroup. The objectives of the meeting were to build understanding of common goals and select nominations for the Steering Committee. There was discussion of cultural resource goals from adopted county plans, including historic preservation, cultural preservation, and promoting cultural tourism. The Workgroup developed a vision for the region to be recognized for its creative placemaking and craft heritage with the creative economy embraced. Goals included improving education around historical resources, advocating for arts and culture, and recognizing arts and culture as a key industry. Next steps discussed were having open houses in each county to introduce the public to the project and get feedback on goals.
GroWNC Workgroup Composition Assessment - March 2012GroWNC
The keypad polling of approximately 114 respondents at the Workgroup Composition Assessment meetings in March 2012 showed the following:
1) Most respondents lived in Buncombe County (63%) and worked in Buncombe County (68%).
2) Respondents represented a variety of sectors including local government (26%), non-profits (33%), and small business (17%).
3) The majority of respondents identified as White/Caucasian (95%) and had lived in western North Carolina for more than 10 years, with many being lifelong residents or moving to the area because they loved it.
The document outlines the GroWNC initiative, a regional planning effort led by the Land-of-Sky Regional Council to develop an integrated vision and strategies for sustainable growth across Western North Carolina through extensive public engagement and coordination across areas like transportation, housing, economic development and the environment. A consultant team will work with multiple local government and stakeholder workgroups to analyze data, develop alternative growth scenarios, and create a long-term regional plan to guide coordinated decision-making across the five county region.
The homeowner discovered rot in the boundary joists around their windows. An endoscope examination revealed more extensive damage than initially thought. The rotted joists and window seals were replaced over the course of two days. While the damage looked worse, it was localized and repairing the joists and resealing the windows was sufficient to resolve the issue without needing to reclad the exterior.
GroWNC Land Use Workgroup Meeting - March 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a land use workgroup meeting held on March 14, 2012. The objectives of the meeting were to come to an understanding of common goals, select a workgroup chair, and nominate members to the steering committee. Some of the most common land use goals identified from adopted regional plans were the preservation of natural resources, agriculture lands, viewsheds, and providing more housing choices and jobs. Additional discussion focused on setting goals and objectives to address these issues over a 20 year horizon. Members then nominated people from the region to serve as workgroup chair and on the steering committee. Plans were also discussed for an upcoming public meeting to introduce the project and get feedback on goals and objectives.
The document provides an overview of the GroWNC project, which aims to create a regional vision and strategies for economic prosperity, quality growth, and sustainable development in Western North Carolina. It will involve building on existing plans through extensive public involvement and coordination across areas like transportation, housing, jobs, and the environment. A consortium of local governments and organizations will guide the process, with input from work groups focused on topics like economic development, energy, and land use. The project will develop future scenarios, a regional plan, and strategies to position the region for funding and implementation opportunities.
Gro wnc housing workgroup meeting march 2012GroWNC
The housing workgroup meeting focused on discussing housing issues in the region, establishing common goals, and planning for future engagement. Key points included:
- Presenting initial housing statistics and identifying issues like affordability, homelessness, and lack of developable land.
- Establishing common regional goals around promoting affordability, housing choices, and workforce housing while maintaining community character.
- Discussing plans for an "Open House Style" public meeting called "Reality Check #1" to introduce the project and get feedback on goals.
- Nominating members for a steering committee and planning future work sessions to develop housing scenarios to test in the regional model.
Gro wnc cultural resources workgroup meeting march 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a meeting of the Cultural Resources Workgroup. The objectives of the meeting were to build understanding of common goals and select nominations for the Steering Committee. There was discussion of cultural resource goals from adopted county plans, including historic preservation, cultural preservation, and promoting cultural tourism. The Workgroup developed a vision for the region to be recognized for its creative placemaking and craft heritage with the creative economy embraced. Goals included improving education around historical resources, advocating for arts and culture, and recognizing arts and culture as a key industry. Next steps discussed were having open houses in each county to introduce the public to the project and get feedback on goals.
GroWNC Workgroup Composition Assessment - March 2012GroWNC
The keypad polling of approximately 114 respondents at the Workgroup Composition Assessment meetings in March 2012 showed the following:
1) Most respondents lived in Buncombe County (63%) and worked in Buncombe County (68%).
2) Respondents represented a variety of sectors including local government (26%), non-profits (33%), and small business (17%).
3) The majority of respondents identified as White/Caucasian (95%) and had lived in western North Carolina for more than 10 years, with many being lifelong residents or moving to the area because they loved it.
The document outlines the GroWNC initiative, a regional planning effort led by the Land-of-Sky Regional Council to develop an integrated vision and strategies for sustainable growth across Western North Carolina through extensive public engagement and coordination across areas like transportation, housing, economic development and the environment. A consultant team will work with multiple local government and stakeholder workgroups to analyze data, develop alternative growth scenarios, and create a long-term regional plan to guide coordinated decision-making across the five county region.
The homeowner discovered rot in the boundary joists around their windows. An endoscope examination revealed more extensive damage than initially thought. The rotted joists and window seals were replaced over the course of two days. While the damage looked worse, it was localized and repairing the joists and resealing the windows was sufficient to resolve the issue without needing to reclad the exterior.
GroWNC Land Use Workgroup Meeting - March 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a land use workgroup meeting held on March 14, 2012. The objectives of the meeting were to come to an understanding of common goals, select a workgroup chair, and nominate members to the steering committee. Some of the most common land use goals identified from adopted regional plans were the preservation of natural resources, agriculture lands, viewsheds, and providing more housing choices and jobs. Additional discussion focused on setting goals and objectives to address these issues over a 20 year horizon. Members then nominated people from the region to serve as workgroup chair and on the steering committee. Plans were also discussed for an upcoming public meeting to introduce the project and get feedback on goals and objectives.
The document provides an overview of the GroWNC project, which aims to create a regional vision and strategies for economic prosperity, quality growth, and sustainable development in Western North Carolina. It will involve building on existing plans through extensive public involvement and coordination across areas like transportation, housing, jobs, and the environment. A consortium of local governments and organizations will guide the process, with input from work groups focused on topics like economic development, energy, and land use. The project will develop future scenarios, a regional plan, and strategies to position the region for funding and implementation opportunities.
Gro wnc housing workgroup meeting march 2012GroWNC
The housing workgroup meeting focused on discussing housing issues in the region, establishing common goals, and planning for future engagement. Key points included:
- Presenting initial housing statistics and identifying issues like affordability, homelessness, and lack of developable land.
- Establishing common regional goals around promoting affordability, housing choices, and workforce housing while maintaining community character.
- Discussing plans for an "Open House Style" public meeting called "Reality Check #1" to introduce the project and get feedback on goals.
- Nominating members for a steering committee and planning future work sessions to develop housing scenarios to test in the regional model.
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