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To preserve and enhance the uniqueness, vitality, and diversity of our historic urban neighborhood. Our organization is a collective voice of diverse individuals, families, and businesses interested in building and maintaining inclusive relationships which actively support the historical, social, educational, and charitable qualities which preserve and enhance the sense of place within our neighborhood community and the City of Raleigh. Phil-pizza Rick-drinks Discuss Tour of Homes, and October party Website Approve mission and vision BRING SOMEONE ELSE TO MEETING WITH YOU!!!! Labor Cooperative committee (eg child care for yard work, or use of truck for legal advice) Programs/speakers committee Social Fundraising Charity Communications Action/external relations Neighborhood improvements Why are Rachel and Phil on flyer? Are they heading this? I'm not aware that both groups have voted to "merge" Sidewalk repairs Trees replaced Fast traffic on Glenwood No crossing for park (over Glenwood) Do we get back our property taxes in neighborhood investment, or are we subsidizing North Raleigh sprawl? Glenwood-Brooklyn Association Historic Glenwood Association Glenwood Historic Neighborhoods Association Olde Glenwood/Brooklyn Residents who live in the area bounded by Peace Street, Wade Avenue, St Marys Street, and the railroad tracks (not including Bishops Park) Inclusive neighborhood/community association Promote relationship building Developing a sense of place, which will change over time Resolving issues in harmony Harmony Put us on the map Gain recognition in city Preserve and enhance physical surroundings - and our engagement of this Historic issues/historic neighborhood/preservation Effective internal communication Strong diversity Perpetual organization How often meetings occur Dating of houses Date organization was started Perpetual, periodic, and premodern Need to keep up with times Get more done in numbers Collective voice Focus Broader range of opinions Consensus Set meetings overcome physical barriers Social/neighborhood improvements Our values may be underrepresented Self-serving political force Connect with our city council person (including at-large seats) What we do should make Raleigh a better place Preservation of Glenwood median Given the high growth of Raleigh, prevent destruction of existing houses Rental property issue Mass transit - we should embrace this as it will make our community better Walkability Neighborhoods go in cycles and we should welcome diversity of ages Strengthen diversity Maintain safety Save trees and maintain park-like environment Education about issues facing community, eg home improvement Emphasize neighborhood history Modernize infrastructure Red wolf? Let's invite to our picnic Should relate to neighborhood We should have block party with name and mission statement by October Invite candidates for at-large council seat Set schedule Are businesses included as well as residents? Should we ask businesses? |