The West Downtown Neighborhood Plan is a collaboration between the City of Boise, the West Downtown Neighborhood Association (WDNA), CTA Architects Engineers, residents and business owners to plan for the neighborhood’s future.
The purpose of developing a neighborhood plan for West Downtown is to craft a vision and set community-held preferences to guide the growth and inform decisions impacting the neighborhood for the next 10-12 years. Gathering community input is key to this process, and we appreciate your interest in sharing your thoughts.
Timeline
Team
Tom Laws
Assoc. Comprehensive Planner, City of Boise Planning and Development Services
tlaws@cityofboise.org
(208) 608-7118
Angela Hansen, PLA; CLARB
Associate, CTA Architects Engineers
angelah@ctagroup.com
(208) 336-4900
Jordyn Neerdaels
WDNA Secretary
jmneerdaels@gmail.com
WDNA Planning Committee: Scott Tagg, Kelley Tagg, Nicole Windsor, Ethan Mansfield, Jordyn Neerdaels
Resources & Documents
May 30, 2019 Open House Exhibits
Blueprint Boise
Blueprint Boise Downtown Planning Area
Blueprint Boise is the City of Boise’s comprehensive guide to managing growth for the next 20 years.
Neighborhood Plan Document Outline
Interactive City Map
Research property in and around the West Downtown Neighborhood.
ACHD Whitewater + VMP Neighborhood Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan
In parallel with the West Downtown Neighborhood Plan, ACHD is developing a plan to help improve walking and bicycling routes in neighborhoods including West Downtown.
Participate in the Neighborhood Plan
Share your thoughts and contribute to the neighborhood plan by attending the neighborhood events and taking the plan surveys.
- Neighborhood Plan Kick-Off and Visioning Block Party:
Thursday, May 30, 2019
19th Street Between Bannock + Idaho Streets
Drop by anytime between 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. - Neighborhood Survey #1
The survey is now closed.
- Want to share your favorite photos of the neighborhood to be incorporated into the neighborhood plan? Share your photos here.
Your input will be used to help City of Boise, WDNA and CTA identify the list of public improvements the community wants in this area to inform the neighborhood plan.