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Richmond 300 (Richmond’s Master Plan) Forum at Patrick Henry Tomorrow

Last fall, Richmonders shared their vision and big ideas for the future of the city, and now is your opportunity to hear and comment on how these ideas have been incorporated into a vision and goals.

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The next meeting to discuss Richmond’s Master Plan which impacts us too many ways to list, is happening Tuesday, October 28th, at the Patrick Henry School of Science and Arts (3411 Semmes Ave). The discussion kicks off at 6 PM.

The City of Richmond Department of Planning and Development Review invites you to continue the conversation about the city-wide master plan update, Richmond 300: A Guide for Growth. Last fall, Richmonders shared their vision and big ideas for the future of the city, and now is your opportunity to hear and comment on how these ideas have been incorporated into a vision and goals for the city in 2037 and into the draft land uses, transportation connections, and strategies needed to help reach the vision and goals.

Attend a Richmond 300 Forum to provide your thoughts on the draft content. Each Forum will include a 30-min presentation and 60-min of Q&A and open house. All Forums will present the same information. Children are welcome to attend the forums. Spanish-language translators will be available. If participants have a disability and require accommodation in order to fully participate in the forum, email [email protected] by September 23 to arrange accommodations.

Richmond 300: A Guide for Growth is the name of the City’s new Master Plan, which is under development. Richmond 300 will establish a 20-year vision for the city’s growth and be developed with extensive community engagement. For more information about the Master Plan update, please visit richmond300.com.

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