Group guidelines are established in order to have constructive discussion about the future of College

Subject: Jordan Creek Adopt-A-Street Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 11:57:53 -0500 The first Jordan Creek

I too strongly believe the PLANNING process was well conducted with the nominal group process and the

TWO THUMBS-UP The City of Springfield deserves a big “Two Thumbs-Up!” for their College Street

I appreciate your presentations and the way you and Vern Morgan have involved all the concerned

can I get details on concepts ----- Original Message ----- From: tomber To: college-street-corridor-

See you there Vern. Amy Waldrop 1024 W. College Springfield, MO 65806 417-848-1261 --- On Tue, 1/8/13

I was not able to attend the last meeting because I was out of town – I also may not be able to

To College Street Corridor Plan participants and interested parties: The final draft of the College

A new plan draft with graphics is now available http://www.springfieldmo.gov/collegestreet/pdfs/web%

Thanks for everyone's hard work on getting this plan going in the right direction. Tom Ehlers On

I received a call from Erma DeWitt announcing she has a house for sale. It is located at 1012 College

Absolutely. -----Original Message----- From: college-street-c...@googlegroups.com [

Finding a funding source or a sponsor for the connection can be for another day - but if we would

Adding to the vision: This area will create an identity all it's own with the eclectic mix of

...unless it is a grove of trees. Now is the time to plant some saplings throughout the planning area

I thought I already did this, but I guess not. Here they are; Meeting Notes and Public Comment

Thanks, but it won't be necessary. Bruce emailed me and showed me how to find everything I needed

Dont forget facilities for walking dogs as we plan the sidewalks. Folks will want their dogs with

Forts (even minimal reconstructions - think a few timbers, a couple of log walls, a flag pole, and a

Great example of how simple things can make a huge difference. This video also makes me think of a

As far as I know, the property at 210 N Broadway, (the old pickle factory) is also owned by the city/

I forgot the link to the document: http://www.springfieldmo.gov/planning/pdfs/jvConceptPlan.pdf From:

From my wife Joyce: We who look to the future of College Street, are organizing with the common

I like Perry's comments, all good stuff. Thinking about the name change brought me to think about

Linear is good, but exercise loops are appealing too. Tie the West Meadows into College Street with

Improve pedestrian/bike facilities North/South from the neighborhood to College along Broadway and/or

In the short-term, we already have a bridge over the railroad with lots of room to add pedestrian

Incorporating the College Street Rehab into the Link system would seem to make sense... The road-side

Hear-Hear Bruce, This is the only way to go regarding the zoning issue... This is RT 66 after all -

Thanks Vern for leading this process... My wife and are transplants who live in West Central (near