Preserving Community

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Oct 19 2008  11:00-11:50 am

How do communities prevent disintegration in a collapsing economic environement
(MIKE)

Networking is the key
It brings people and resources together

Doom and Gloom is over the horizon.

House values are falling, wold currencies have collapsed.

Local organizations are the key to keeping the community intact.

There needs to be accountability to government handouts

Government is reactive rather than proactive

Status quo is killing us.

Government policies are hindering inter-Canadian trade, it's easier to deal with the usa.

Diversification is the key.

Cities that are hit the hardest will be the ones to lead the way with innovative idea.

People need to act on their ideas.

We need to make better use of our assets.

Tax reform is needed.

We need to work to develop our market in Canada.
 

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By performing a residential market study called for in the Community Improvement plans. Find out directly from Windsorites why they don't prefer downtown and core locations to live. Is it the social conditions? The type of housing products available? the price points of housing?

That will preserve our communities
Posted 18:00, 19 Oct 2008
What prevents people from living next to a "world Class" waterfront?
Posted 18:00, 19 Oct 2008
This session presents an excellent question. To continue this conversation I've added some more for clarification:
-what do you mean by communities-is it geographic neighbourhoods within the city proper/region?
-are some Windsor communities/neighbourhoods more resilient than others in the face of economic pressures? Why?
-should any communities ever be left to disintegrate?
-on what basis would a community be rescued? edited 19:12, 5 Nov 2008
Posted 19:07, 5 Nov 2008
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