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On May 17th, 90 neighborhood leaders and city staff members gathered together to share a community potluck dinner and to preview the Draft Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update.
You can view the Business Plan Update presentation by clicking on this link:
In addition, Neighborhood Leaders from Strong Neighborhoods have called for the creation of a Coalition of NACs, known as CNAC. This Coalition will work in partnership with Strong Neighborhoods staff on each of the four goals in the Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update.
You can view the CNAC presentation and proposed partnership structure by clicking on this link:
In this newsletter you'll find more information about CNAC's first meeting and how you can get involved. You can also get updated on the city process the Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update will go through to get adopted by City Council in June.
We look forward to continuing to build strong neighborhoods with each of you and are excited about the structure CNAC will provide to continue our productive partnership with neighborhoods. I encourage you to get involved!
In Collaboration,
Kip Harkness |
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CNAC: Coalition of Neighborhood Action Coalitions
CNAC is an organized network of Neighborhood Leaders with the purpose and objective of achieving and maintaining the health and well being of our neighborhoods. CNAC's mission is to provide neighborhood insights, knowledge and resources to support the advancement of Strong Neighborhoods' four core goals.
SAVE THE DATE
Coalition of NACs (CNAC) Inaugural Meeting
Monday, June 28, 2010
Location & Time TBA
Each NAC has been asked to identify one representative to sit on the CNAC. All neighborhood leaders are encouraged to participate in one of four CNAC committees that will work to advance the four goals of the Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update in partnership with Strong Neighborhoods staff.
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Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update
Next Steps:
June 10
Presentation of the Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee.
June 22
Presentation of the Strong Neighborhoods Business Plan Update to the City Council/Agency Board for approval.
June 28
CNAC meeting with Strong Neighborhoods Director, Kip Harkness. |
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