CIVITAS news: Community Engagement Study Closed March 18

Monday, March 21, 2011

Community Engagement Study Closed March 18

Thank you for participating in our Community Engagement Survey!

CIVITAS, working with NYU’s Capstone program at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, administered a Community Engagement Survey to take stock of community needs and priorities for the present and future of East Harlem and the Upper East Side.

The purpose of the project is to evaluate what community stakeholders view as the future needs of the neighborhood in the key areas that CIVITAS addresses through our work: land use and zoning, transportation, environmental quality and streetscapes.

The survey closed on March 18, 2011. For updates on the project, visit:
www.civitasnyc.org/live/publicneedssurvey

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We are a union of citizens dedicated to improving neighborhood quality of life on the Upper East Side and in East Harlem since 1981.

CIVITAS promotes urban planning, zoning and land use policies that are sensible and sensitive to residential life in our neighborhoods.

CIVITAS supports environmentally sound development, vibrant retail activity at street level, uncluttered sidewalks and access to good public transit.

CIVITAS opposes overbearing towers that are non-contextual and cut off light and air from surrounding buildings and the sidewalk below.

CIVITAS commissions urban planning studies, speaks out at public hearings, issues reports and keeps its members informed on current issues impacting on urban life, including traffic congestion, historic preservation, zoning variances, water quality and public access to parks and the waterfront.