The Power of Community-Driven Transformative Redevelopment
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The document discusses a community-driven redevelopment model emphasizing crowdsourced placemaking for urban development projects. It highlights the need for continuous community engagement, innovative participatory processes, and collaborative decision-making in development plans. Key examples include successful projects in Bristol and Long Island that demonstrate significant economic benefits and community involvement.
The Power of Community-Driven Transformative Redevelopment
- 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 years35 80completed projects
- 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. Here is how the development model works...
- 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
- 14. Bristol Rising, CT 7-0 Unanimous Vote
- 15. Pop-Up Piazza Festival Gastropub Microbrewery Supermarket
- 16. 5-0 Bi-Partisan Vote of Approval 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