The Town of New Lebanon will be hosting a workshop for the public to come and discuss future revitalization strategies for the New Lebanon hamlet. Discussions are expected to include design and visual character, infrastructure, economic development and tourism enhancement opportunities.
A public workshop will be held at the Walter B. Howard Elementary School, 1478 Route 20, New Lebanon, in the school library on Wednesday, November 13, from 6:30 to 9 pm. This workshop will describe the planning efforts underway and will include break-out groups where participants can make recommendations toward their vision for the future of the New Lebanon hamlet center.
This workshop is a preliminary step in an ongoing planning process to develop a New Lebanon Hamlet Revitalization Strategy. Members of the Town’s consulting planning team of Behan Planning and Design will be on hand at the workshop to help guide the discussion. All local residents and the business community are encouraged to attend and provide input!
If you are interested in the topic but cannot make the meeting, the town is interested in hearing your thoughts nonetheless. Feel free to contact the Town Supervisor’s office at eevans@townofnewlebanon.com.
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