Downtown News
ACP to make reccomendations for Downtown Muncie Masterplan
The Muncie Redevelopment Commission has retained ACP Visioning + Planning, which has offices in Columbus, Ohio, and New York City, to help draft a new Downtown master plan.
The master plan, the first one for downtown since 1988, will identify economic strategies and catalytic projects to guide public policy and private investment in the downtown.
There will be two master plan events for the public next month: an open house and a hands-on workshop at which the public can make suggestions to the consulting architects and planners. Dates and locations are still being decided.
May 1, 2012, by Cheryl Crowder.
Time's Up
2 hour parking limit to be enforced
For the last 10 years, all Downtown public parking lots have had a 2 hour parking limit policy. However, for those who watched, waited, and took their chances on a ticket, it became apparent that the southern half of the parking lot at the corner of Jackson and High Street was exempt from time limits and ticketing. This is all about to change. Ownership questions and prior parking space commitments the southern half of the lot, prompted Code Enforcement to cease ticketing. Through an inter local agreement, the City will once again begin enforcing 2 hour parking time limits. This agreement was prompted by complaints from business owners that students and Downtown employees were occupying parking that was intended for customers, creating short term parking issues.
November 2, 2011, by Cheryl Crowder.
Muncie Downtown Development Partnership Launches New Website
The new site includes many features that benefit the organization and the general public. The Calendar of Events will be extensive and promote information on all activites and events in the Downtown area. Partners with Downtown Muncie will have the opportunity to promote their individual businesses and efforts.
It will provide and easy directory to find spaces to rent or buy for business or housing. This will be a tremendous help with recruitment efforts
You can even check the site daily for weather information.
Please navigate our site at your leisure and contact us with any questions or concerns. .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 765-282-7897
November 1, 2011, by Vicki Veach.
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