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Join PlanPhilly as we develop the participation section of our website!
At PlanPhilly we believe that the public voice is an integral part of planning, development, and design. Therefore, we have been working to expand the participate section of our website with the goal of giving individuals and/or organizations the opportunity to 'raise their hand(s)' and share a perspective or initiate a campaign.
Through this feature we hope to expand our function as an online community for those interested in planning, development, and design. We also hope to encourage new leaders to emerge by giving you the functionality to post content, post action alerts, share your opinions, and communicate with supporters using PlanPhilly.
Recent Posts
March 29, 2012
by Kiki Bolender
This is an anecdotal account of the last meeting written by the chair, to be published each month.
December 7, 2010
by Philadelphia Parks and Recreation
This is an absolutely wonderful initiative. Keep up the great work!
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by David (not verified)
Please take a moment to leave your general feedback on the plan and implementation strategy for creating new parks in underserved neighborhoods.
December 7, 2010
by Philadelphia Parks and Recreation
Take a look at the various ways you can get involved in creating green space in your neighborhood.
December 7, 2010
by Philadelphia Parks and Recreation
Please take this seven-question survey on Green2015 and how you think it will affect your neighborhood.
Participate in the Community Dialogue
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Successful cities are defined by their willingness to create and maintain inviting public space. It is time for Philadelphians to take a closer...
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Time is of the essence ... get involved now and address your concerns! In the May 2007 Primary, 80% of the citizens of Philadelphia approved a...
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