The Oak Ridge Community Development Department is continuing the Oak Ridge City Blueprint effort with a discussion focused on the Preserve at Clinch River neighborhood. An open house will be held between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Thursday, February 8, at The Discovery Center on Broadberry Avenue.
Families living in this subarea are encouraged to attend and provide ideas and suggestions for possible neighborhood improvements, a press release said.
“Please note that no formal presentation is planned for these events,” the release said. “Attendees can come and go anytime during the open house to meet, ask questions, and provide feedback to city staff and board representatives.”
WHAT: Oak Ridge City Blueprint Open House
The Preserve at Clinch River Neighborhood
WHEN: Thursday, February 8
6 p.m.-7 p.m.
WHERE: The Discovery Center
201 Broadberry Avenue, Oak Ridge, TN 37830
The blueprint is being coordinated by the Community Development Department, under the guidance of the Oak Ridge Planning Commission, as well as other boards, commissions, and city leaders, the press release said. The department recently finished a midpoint report on the Blueprint, highlighting significant findings since the kickoff event in January 2017 and outlining a plan for moving forward. The report is available online along with a public survey.
If you are unable to attend the meeting for your subarea, you are welcome to attend one of the other open houses or submit your feedback via email, the release said. Meeting dates, times and locations are posted online as they are confirmed. Residents can also view subarea plans, maps, and comments using the the City Blueprint online resource page.
For more information on the open house events and the Oak Ridge City Blueprint effort, contact the Community Development Department at (865) 425-3531.
The Oak Ridge Community Development Department is continuing the Oak Ridge City Blueprint effort in 2018 with community meetings planned through the month of March. (Photo courtesy City of Oak Ridge)
The Oak Ridge Community Development Department is continuing the Oak Ridge City Blueprint effort in 2018 with community meetings planned through the month of March. (Photo courtesy City of Oak Ridge)
More information will be added as it becomes available.
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