Neighborhood Strategies

ATTN: Delaware County, Ohio - Berkshire Township Residents! We are excited to invite you to participate in our community survey for the 36/71 Gateway Enhancement and Zoning Initiative. This project seeks your valuable input on several key initiatives: evaluating and enhancing our existing zoning overlay districts, creating a new district to boost commercial tax revenue, and developing a gateway and placemaking program to enrich our Township’s identity and appeal. Your feedback is crucial in helping us make informed decisions that reflect the needs and aspirations of our residents.

🚨 Firm Update!! Our Founder + Principal, Jim Lenner, AICP, has earned his planning credentials from the American Planning Association! The American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) is the professional institute within the American Planning Association (APA) that provides certification for planners. AICP certification signifies that a planner has met rigorous standards of education, experience, and ethics, and has passed an examination demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of planning principles and practices. AICP members commit to continuous professional development and adhere to a Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, ensuring they contribute to the creation of sustainable, equitable, and well-designed communities.

Congratulations to the Village of Hanover! We are grateful for your trust in our firm. #hanoverohio #stormwater #infrastructure

We appreciate the invitation from Leadership Ohio to attend their opening session in Newark today. The session was facilitated by our VP, Stephanie McManus, while our founder, Jim Lenner, participated on a panel discussing the effects of community planning in the central Ohio region. Prior to the panel, we were treated to an informative session and tour of the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks located in Heath. Lisa Duty, Ph.D. Lisa Much

Some new information out of Licking County, Ohio. Completion date of #Intel's $20 billion #Licking County project pushed back https://lnkd.in/eAUz3hwt

Planning for the future: Etna Township planning for type of development residents want. After more than a year and a half of work, the updated Etna Township comprehensive plan was presented to the zoning commission during a Jan. 23 meeting. https://lnkd.in/e-NYZBXK

Did you know? Adding more roads doesn't always solve traffic jams. This is due to a phenomenon called "Induced Demand." 🌆🚦 When we build new roads, people think it's easier to drive, so more people choose to use cars, leading to even more traffic! It's like a never-ending cycle! 🔄 (Image source unknown)

Our Commitment to Local Communities Through Heartfelt Support In the heart of every thriving community, you'll find a shared spirit of togetherness, collaboration, and mutual support. This is where our story at Neighborhood Strategies began. We, as a community-focused organization, actively supported a wide array of local community-building events across Ohio in 2023. Our commitment went beyond participation; we made generous donations totaling $25,000. This contribution significantly impacted various sectors, showcasing our dedication to nurturing community spirit and growth. Read more by clicking the link. https://lnkd.in/eM_Z6x8i

🎉 Welcome 2024! 🎉 As we usher in a new year, let's embrace the endless possibilities and opportunities that lie ahead. May this year be filled with success, innovation, and growth for all. Here's to a year of making dreams come true! Happy New Year from all of us at Neighborhood Strategies. 🌟 #HappyNewYear2024 #NewBeginnings #SuccessAhead

Building Harmony: A 12-Part Journey Through the Complex World of Multi-Family Housing We're excited to introduce a comprehensive 12-part series that delves deep into the community concerns surrounding multi-family housing. As our neighborhoods evolve and grow, it's crucial to address the challenges and opportunities that arise with this change. Our series aims to provide a nuanced perspective on these concerns, backed by real-world examples and actionable policies that communities can implement to mitigate them. Part 1, traffic and congestion, is now available! https://lnkd.in/e4tPMy9z