How should we plan for the future?
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Your neighborhood or civic association:
No response.Which Arlington community facilities or services did you or a member of your household use in the last week? (choose all that apply)
Other:
No response.How would you prefer to participate or engage in decision-making?
Public meetings
Online forums
How do you prefer to receive information from the County and APS about new community facilities? (choose all that apply)
Specify which lists, newsletters, newspapers, stations, social media channels or other outlets you prefer:
No response.Other:
No response.The Community Facilities Study Committee is developing a list of challenges facing Arlington and alternative strategies to address them. What considerations or challenges are important to you?
Changing demographic shifts, retirees, school age children
Lack of engagement with those directly impacted by planning decisions. Need to provide meetings in those communities even if it causes discomfort for those of North Arlington and the aging white population that dominates public meetings.
Take into consideration the impact on the schools as development continues to be such high density.
Encourage small business development
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