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Community
Development & Planning
Overview
Disability Services Boards
Culpeper
Rappahannock- Rapidan
Hazard Mitigation
Housing
Planning Workshops
Madison
Sperryville
Gordonsville
Marshall
Remington
Warrenton
Orange
Regional Visioning
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RRRC Living Towns- Annual Planning Workshop Series
Living Towns History
Beginning in 2002, the Rappahannock-Rapidan
Regional Commission has conducted the Living Towns Planning Workshops
annually in towns and villages throughout the Rappahannock-Rapidan region.
The purpose of the Living Towns annual workshop series is to bring together
representatives of the regions towns with those of public and private
sector entities to network and exchange information on planning, revitalization
and preservation of towns as vital economic living centers.
Goals of the Living Towns Planning Workshops include:
Share ideas for planning and quality of life in towns and villages - the original smart growth strategy.
Help preserve the historic and natural heritage of the region.
Participate in local and regional research and
intrepretation to make area history come alive.
Work to build linkages and enhance networking among area communities.
Integrate resources of the Department of Historic Resources, the Department of Housing and Community Development, Department of Conservation and Recreation, Department of Transportation and the Virginia Main Street Program in support of Living Town goals.
With positive intent, integrate private, public and non-profit resources to build, maintain and enhance the identity of the region, and sense of place of its towns, rural communities and open spaces.
Past hosts of the Living Towns Annual Workshop, with links to Workshop materials can be found below.
Madison - June 18,
2008
Sperryville - May 31,
2007
Gordonsville - July
12, 2006
Marshall - July 13, 2005
Remington - July 28, 2004
Warrenton - June 18, 2003
Orange - May 22, 2002
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For further information, please contact Jeff Walker (jpwalker@rrregion.org)
or Sue Hromyak (shromyak@rrregion.org)
at (540) 829-7450.
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