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DavisNow Community Meeting June 10
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jlauspitzDavis Square Repairs – Public meeting June 10:
DavisNOW.org, the community group who developed the ‘punchlist’ of problems in Davis Square (go to http://online.flipbuilder.com/havm/vrsp/) will be holding a public progress update meeting on June 10 at the (new) Dilboy Post, 351 Summer St, starting at 6.30pm.
This is a public meeting and city councilors and staff are invited to attend. Some city staff will be presenting on their progress. In addition, several other city community groups who are concerned about safety will be sharing their information on their activity and needs for Davis Square.
Last year the mayor and city staff agreed that the work need be done to repair the square and ensure it is safe and accessible until it can be fully refurbished after some infrastructure upgrades. So far there is little to show, but under the ‘Progress’ tab on www.DavisNOW.org there is a chart that reflects activity, and the responsible parties.
We ask you that you attend and listen to the sentiments and suggestions of the community.
WWW.DavisNOW.org
sent on behalf of DavisNOW.org steering committee
DavisNOW.org, the community group who developed the ‘punchlist’ of problems in Davis Square (go to http://online.flipbuilder.com/havm/vrsp/) will be holding a public progress update meeting on June 10 at the (new) Dilboy Post, 351 Summer St, starting at 6.30pm.
This is a public meeting and city councilors and staff are invited to attend. Some city staff will be presenting on their progress. In addition, several other city community groups who are concerned about safety will be sharing their information on their activity and needs for Davis Square.
Last year the mayor and city staff agreed that the work need be done to repair the square and ensure it is safe and accessible until it can be fully refurbished after some infrastructure upgrades. So far there is little to show, but under the ‘Progress’ tab on www.DavisNOW.org there is a chart that reflects activity, and the responsible parties.
We ask you that you attend and listen to the sentiments and suggestions of the community.
WWW.DavisNOW.org
sent on behalf of DavisNOW.org steering committee