Greater Warren/Conner Area, Stellantis CBO Agreement

Detroit Planning and Development Department
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Tuesday, July 26, 2022
5:00 p.m. EDT

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You are invited to give input for the following proposal: Greater Warren/Conner Framework Plan

In accordance with a Community Benefits Agreement negotiated under the recent Stellantis plant expansion project, The City of Detroit Planning and Development Department proposes to fulfil the City’s commitment to conduct a neighborhood framework plan with the communities surrounding the Stellantis plant. The Framework Plan proposes to identify common goals for the future of plant-adjacent neighborhoods and direct resources toward the realization of those goals. The planning process could begin in Fall 2022.

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Reporting

Edited and summarized by the Detroit - MI Documenters Team

Note-taking by Kevin Buchholz

Initial meeting for Warren/Conner Area Framework; spending plan for its $800K investment to be developed

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Live reporting by Amber Umscheid

Initial meeting for Warren/Conner Area Framework; spending plan for its $800K investment to be developed

Amber, she/her @organizedoracle
4. What are some of the plans and will the projects create jobs for people in the community?

Response - they reshared a previous slide of what the plans are and they do expect there will be jobs created.

04:42 PM Jul 26, 2022 CDT

Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 2/11
5. Representing DPS, sharing feedback to keep the students in mind and consider safe routes in their plans.

6. Representing UAW Local 7, sharing a back to school event on Sept 18th, 12-4pm, 2600 Conner St.
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 3/11
7. Another DPS representative, asked for a copy of the PowerPoint.

Response - email greaterwarrenconner@detroitmi.gov and it will also be posted on the website next week.
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 4/11
8. Confirming the $800k will be spread across the 5 pillars shared earlier (reshared below).

Response - This process will help prioritize those dollars because we know $800k won't cover everything. https://t.co/cDyPuZsy8D
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 5/11
Lieutenant William Terrell III Detroit Fire Dept asked for an invite to the back to school event and any other community events. They are distributing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors too. You can reach him at 313-596-2959
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 6/11
9. Clarifying what of the plan has been done and what are we figuring out right now?

Response - what has been shared is just ideas, this process will prioritize focus areas and highlight anything that is missing.
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 7/11
Julie Jozwiak from DTE is closing us out by talking about the power outage last Tuesday due to an underground cable.
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 8/11
🚨🚨 In case you didn't receive notice already, there is a planned power outage for the red highlighted area below tomorrow, July 27th 8-9am and 3-4pm. https://t.co/YeAPmN4FFN
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 9/11
P&DD will be back to the District 4 meeting on August 23rd, 5pm using the same Zoom link as today. Any questions reach out to Dennis Perkins, dperkins@detroitmi.gov or 313-236-3520
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 10/11
This meeting was adjourned at 6:15 PM. This concludes the Greater Warren/Conner Public Outreach Meeting on July 26th, 2022. For more meeting coverage, check out documenters.org. #detdocumenters
Amber, she/her @organizedoracle 11/11
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Greater Warren/Conner Neighborhood Framework Fall 2022 Greater Warren/Conner Neighborhood Framework Fall 2022
By Lynelle Herndon 7/26/2022

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Detroit Planning and Development Department

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(313) 224-1339

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The City of Detroit’s Planning and Development Department (PDD) aims to build a city secure in its future, grounded in its roots and hopeful in its present state. The vision of PDD’s mission is a healthy and beautiful Detroit, built on inclusionary growth, economic opportunity, and an atmosphere of trust.

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