Small town community. Good location. Good neighbors. Fun place to live.

The ditch drainage system provides abundant opportunities for attractive and functional rain gardens.

Encourage high value loft or apartment conversions of low demand mixed use zoned properties

Allow for more missing middle housing. Specifically, remove costly parking minimums to allow for more businesses and affordable housing.

The current downtown development plan creates confusion around the status of current residential housing within the area.

Encourage positive responses to climate change in provisions for new housing. E.g., solar & car charging ports at townhouse/apartment sites.

Parks should provide seating for adults, shade, and activities for children and teens.

Parks need to be available within six blocks of all homes. Parks should not be relegated to unused sites at the edges of the city.

The ratio of housing to business land use needs to be altered in favor of more population and less low value business frontage.

Business strip areas need landscaping, not just asphalt for parking.

Encourage residential participation in implementing approved alternate visions for development of berm landscaping.

Develop landscaping along Southfield Rd. in a way that communicates "Slow down and enjoy a beautiful community."

Refresh and complete planting of street trees prioritizing main boulevards that provide entry to the community.

Develop the abundant public lands (berms, boulevards) in a way that adds value to surrounding housing.

There are no townhouses with reduced move-in and maintenance investment requirements as compared quality single-family detached housing