Lakewood Development Dialogue: Mixed-Use Neighborhoods

Consultation has concluded

Consultation has concluded.

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Consultation has concluded.

Consultation has concluded

Why are we talking about Mixed-Use Neighborhoods?

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Mixed-use neighborhoods contain a range of activities that may include residential, retail, office, institutional and other uses. There are varying theories on what constitutes mixed-use. We would like to hear your opinion on what attributes and characteristics are needed to achieve successful mixed-use neighborhoods.

Over the past few months we collected input on a range of related issues including the following:
- Characteristics and attributes of mixed-use
- Mixed-use areas in Lakewood
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Lakewood Development Dialogue: Mixed-Use Neighborhoods

Why are we talking about Mixed-Use Neighborhoods?

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