The Power of Community-Driven Transformative Redevelopment: Engaging the Silent Majority
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The document discusses the concept of crowdsourced triple-bottom-line development, emphasizing community-driven redevelopment initiatives in various locations, including Bristol and Long Island. It highlights the importance of ongoing community engagement through various methods, such as online participation and idea generation, to foster transformative redevelopment. Additionally, the document provides examples of successful community involvement, showcasing economic benefits and significant job creation resulting from these efforts.
The Power of Community-Driven Transformative Redevelopment: Engaging the Silent Majority
- 1. Crowdsourcing Triple-Bottom-Line Development The Power of Community-Driven Transformative Redevelopment: Engaging the Silent Majority
- 2. Glen Isle Mixed-Use Development Bristol, Connecticut Hempstead, Long Island Huntington Station, Long Island
- 4. 40 Values % U.S. population to double by 2050 with 2/3 in urban nodes in suburbia Home values
- 5. WalkUPs (Walkable Urban Places)
- 6. How triple-bottom-line development works... Process Plan
- 7. Unified Development Approach Partners Process
- 8. 1. Segregated Ownership 2. Incentives for Partnering 3. Large Scale Development Occurs
- 9. 2 Crowdsourced Placemaking We go nowhere without community support…
- 10. • 24/7 participation online, monthly meetings. Not just charrettes. • 24/7 idea generation and upvoting of ideas. Not just focus groups and community meetings. • First-name basis with 100s of people. Not just with committee heads. • Community involvement in major features of the plan. Not just surveys. • Crowdfunding assistance to local businesses. Not just Facebook Likes. • Community campaigns for leasing Letters of Intent. Not just emails. • Demonstration events people can experience. Not just pretty renderings. • Collective impact involving everyone. Not just isolated impact with select few. This isn’t your father’s public engagement
- 12. AmountofImpact/$ Everyone, ranked by ability to make an impact Collective impact/$ of the‘long tail’ (the silent majority) Decision makers
- 15. Pop-Up Piazza Festival Gastropub Microbrewery Supermarket
- 16. Source the Station, Long Island 3 Members1400 Ideas for Places/Businesses200 Likes6000
- 17. Before CSPM After CSPM
- 18. Renew Hempstead, Long Island construction job years12,000 5000permanent full-time jobs 25 1 annual economic benefits infrastructure grants 39 annual tax revenue $ million $ billion $ million Information from adopted Final Generic Environmental Impact Statement, Village of Hempstead, NY