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The Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council is beginning an Urban Design and Development Planning process for the entire Skinker DeBaliviere community.
The first of four public workshops will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, Tuesday, November 13 at New Cote Brilliante Church of God, 6195 Washington Avenue at Skinker.
This workshop will engage members of the community in articulating the Vision and Livability Principles for the community. Other public meetings will be held in Febr. and March, with a final public presentation of the plan in May. Details for the future meetings will be carried in the February issue of the Times.
Please plan to attend these workshops and make your voice heard.
The Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council completed its Strategic Plan in 2011 and the community is currently engaged in an Identity and Marketing Plan.
However, the community’s Master Plan dates to 1988, the Housing Strategy to 1991, and the Delmar Link Plan to 1994. “With planning activities (and opportunities) occurring all around us” says Executive Director, David Whiteman, “the Council believes it is time to undertake an Urban Design and Development Plan to guide future improvements to, and development of, the Skinker DeBaliviere Community.” The Council’s Master Planning Steering Committee has selected H3 Studios with Development Strategies, Inc. to lead the planning and community engagement process. That team recently completed the Neighborhood Sustainability Development Plan for the Parkview Gardens neighborhood, just north of The Loop; and H3 Studios served as the urban design consultant for the Delmar Loop Area Retail Plan & Development Strategy.
The Council is grateful for the financial and strategic participation of the following institutions to make the planning process possible: Washington University in St. Louis, RHCDA, the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Housing Corporation, and the East Loop Special Business District.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November–December 2012.
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