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Arts, Culture & Innovation Projects

Information on how to develop an asset inventory of your neighborhood or community.

Existing buildings with historic architectural features, unique design elements, or historical significance add character and charm to a neighborhood

Resources for fostering the creative reuse of City owned vacant land.

Collective fitness is typically easier to commit to than individual fitness programs, and it also promotes neighborhood solidarity, use of public spaces, and overall neighborhood safety.

A timebank is a currency, like money, that can be traded among neighbors. In this case, the currency is an hour of time. An hour of help earns one credit.

It operates much like a traditional library, where residents check out tools and return them about a week later.

Street clean up programs and projects generally include a regularly scheduled day that the community gathers to clean up debris, weeds, and overgrown landscaping

Resources and information on creating an installation of a chair,a group of chairs, a bench, a surface, or something similar that is designed for the general public to use in daily life.

Preservation maximizes the use of existing materials and infrastructure, reduces waste, and preserves the historic character and charm of a neighborhood.

Engage local residents and employ local artists to highlight the unique history and character of a neighborhood

Beautify the neighborhood, support local artists, and create a safer and more identifiable place, increasing the livability and value of your neighborhood
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