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Consultation has concluded
Consultation has concluded.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the process. For upcoming Planning Commission and City Council meetings on this plan, please visit LakewoodSpeaks.org.
Union Boulevard, from West Sixth Avenue to West Alameda Avenue, is an active, busy area with office buildings, hotels, apartments, restaurants and numerous other businesses. Changes in the neighborhood and what’s in store for its future have prompted concerns and community conversations about this high-profile area. As a result, Lakewood is launching a community planning effort called the Union Neighborhood Vision Plan to work with the neighborhood to develop a long-range vision for the future.
The goal of this planning effort is to discuss how the neighborhood would like to see the area evolve over the next 20 years, and it will cover the following topics:
How should the neighborhood function?
What type of uses for the land should be encouraged?
What should the design of the buildings look like?
What types of amenities are important to enhance the neighborhood?
Do there need to be changes to make walking in the neighborhood easier and safer?
We want to involve those who live and work in this neighborhood to develop this plan. This website will help residents, business owners and community members participate in this process and keep them informed about how their ideas and comments are shaping the plan.
Visit this site regularly for survey and meeting summaries.
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Consultation has concluded.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the process. For upcoming Planning Commission and City Council meetings on this plan, please visit LakewoodSpeaks.org.
Union Boulevard, from West Sixth Avenue to West Alameda Avenue, is an active, busy area with office buildings, hotels, apartments, restaurants and numerous other businesses. Changes in the neighborhood and what’s in store for its future have prompted concerns and community conversations about this high-profile area. As a result, Lakewood is launching a community planning effort called the Union Neighborhood Vision Plan to work with the neighborhood to develop a long-range vision for the future.
The goal of this planning effort is to discuss how the neighborhood would like to see the area evolve over the next 20 years, and it will cover the following topics:
How should the neighborhood function?
What type of uses for the land should be encouraged?
What should the design of the buildings look like?
What types of amenities are important to enhance the neighborhood?
Do there need to be changes to make walking in the neighborhood easier and safer?
We want to involve those who live and work in this neighborhood to develop this plan. This website will help residents, business owners and community members participate in this process and keep them informed about how their ideas and comments are shaping the plan.
A short presentation will explain the process for this planning effort. Survey results from the draft recommendations are presented with final recommendations for the Union Neighborhood Vision Plan based on the survey results. We are asking for your feedback on the final plan recommendations.
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For this exercise, a short presentation (view here) will explain the process for this planning effort, as well as feedback received to-date. Community feedback has been synthesized into: planning area characteristics, design principles for design guidelines, and mobility policies. A series of posters presents “what we heard” from the design workshop exercises (view design results boards here). We are asking for your feedback on the draft principles and policies (view draft principles and policies on posters here). Results from the workshop and online survey will inform new design standards and guidelines for the study area.
This survey provides information for setting the vision for the neighborhood, and will be discussed at the first and second meetings on April 11 and May 8. It should take approximately 10-15 minutes to finish.
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What are the goals of this plan?
The purpose of the plan is to create a set of goals that will provide guidance for future appropriate land uses, building and site design, and amenities in the neighborhood.
View the summary of the Final Recommendations survey!