Please share your thoughts on the corridor’s current conditions, problems, and how the corridor could function in the future. For more info and to take our survey before May 16, fcgov.com/harmony. 

To help us re-evaluate the regulations for outdoor vendors like food trucks, push carts, ice cream trucks, and pedicabs, we want your feedback about truck/cart placement, hours, licensing requirements, and other criteria. Join us at an open house to share and discuss what's next. For more info on this planning effort, visit fcgov.com/outdoorvendors.

The Parking Plan is intended to address a number of key Downtown parking issues, including very high usage of on-street parking, lack of employee parking options, parking for new development, and more. In February, we presented a comprehensive and integrated list of ideas to address these issues to various community groups and City Council. In response to requests for more information, staff is preparing an in-depth analysis of the more contentious ideas and providing additional outreach this spring. Learn more by visiting fcgov.com/parkingplan.

We are working with CSU, neighbors, developers, and other stakeholders to identify strategies to address the increasing need for student housing, identify possible key areas for development, and identify potential impacts and compatibility issues. Learn more and join the conversation by visiting fcgov.com/studenthousing.

What if there was a place your family could practice safe cycling skills? Transportation Planning and Parks Planning staff are working to identify a location and design the bicycle safety town. For more information and updates throughout the summer visit fcgov.com/bikesafetytown or subscribe to Momentum, the City's e-newsletter on bicycling.

The Eastside & Westside Neighborhoods Character Study represents a follow-up to the 2010 Eastside & Westside Neighborhoods Design Standards Study. At the May 24, 2011 Council Work Session, staff received direction to reset the discussion and approach with a new process to take a broader and deeper look at compatibility issues in renovation, infill, and redevelopment projects in these neighborhoods near downtown. For more info, visit fcgov.com/eastwestneighborhoods.