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Waterfront, Medical Center, Skyline Changes Highlight New Plan for Mobile

The following article was printed in the Mobile Press-Register on T...

New Plan for Mobile to be Revealed
Over the past 9 months, the City of Mobile and our master plan partner...

Zone Three Takes Charge of Master Plan Ideas
Residents of Zone Three in the New Plan for Mobile master planning pro...

Zone Two Residents Hear About New Plan Ideas
Citizens and business owners in the New Plan for Mobile's Zone Two hea...

Zone One Participates in Public Input Meeting
Citizens, businesses owners and other stakeholders in the New Plan for...

Next Round of Public Input Meetings Set

Zone Three Citizens Let Their Voice Be Heard
A tremendous turnout of over 200 citizens participated in a public inp...

Zone Two Citizens Speak Up on New Plan
About 150 Citizens in Zone 2 (neighborhoods along Dr. Martin Luther Ki...

Public Weighs in on Master Plan in Zone One
The first public input meeting was held for the New Plan for Mobile ma...

Neighborhood Survey Questionnaire (All Zones)
City of Mobile invites you to participate in the New Plan for Mobile N...

Zone 3 - Conversation with the Mayor
Mayor Jones invited key stakeholders in Zone 3 (Midtown South/ Oakdale...

Zone 1 - Conversation with the Mayor
Mayor Jones invited key stakeholders in Zone 1 (downtown and midtown l...

Zone 2 - Conversation with the Mayor
Mayor Jones invited key stakeholders in Zone 2 (North Midtown/ MLK nei...

Zone 1 - First Public Meeting
Where: Alabama School of Math and Sciences 1255 Dauphin St. ...

Zone 2 - First Public Meeting
Where: Florence Howard Elementary School 957 Dr. Martin Luthe...

Zone One Participates in Public Input Meeting

Citizens, businesses owners and other stakeholders in the New Plan for Mobile Zone One participated in a public input meeting on Tuesday, July 22 at the Alabama School of Math and Science. The meeting revealed several ideas that are in there development stages from the firm producing the master plan, EDSA Inc. Some of those plans include areas for shopping centers, road and infrastructure improvements and much more.

If you did not have a chance to make it to the meeting, all the exhibits presented are on display in Room 16 of the Mobile Civic Center and open to all for viewing during normal business hours. Please take the opportunity to stop by and see how the New Plan for Mobile is progressing.