1. January, 2003 www.atlantadna.org/

2. January, 2003 Membership Committee Design membership application. Design and update membership list and mailing list. Develop annual membership drive to increase membership. Develop guidelines and policies for membership (membership cards, membership fees, membership requirements, legal use of membership list etc.) Assist New Resident Welcome Committee Report monthly to DNA Board Treasurer Hold Monthly committee meetings

3. January, 2003 New Resident-Welcome Committee Develop Welcome Package content and design. Develop network of members from different buildings to identify and report new residents Develop and implement package construction, storage and distribution system Report monthly to Membership Committee Hold monthly committee meetings

4. January, 2003 Community Advocate Committee City hall, County, and State liaison Liaison to Fairlie Popular Task force and Central Atlanta Progress Advocacy voice for residents Set up community initiatives such as: –Habitat for Humanity House –Adapt family for Thanksgiving, Christmas etc. –Contingency funds to assist residents within our community in time of true need

5. January, 2003 Communications Facilitate resident dialogue on key issues to articulate neighborhood position/opinion Stay on top of issues that impact the neighborhood Be available to respond when there is negative/and or positive media information that impact neighborhood Create ADNA neighborhood card Directory

6. January, 2003 Planning/Land Use/Zoning Historic designation for neighborhood NPU liaison - licenses (liquor, business) Zoning variances or other changes Sewers Trees and Green Space Liquor Licenses Clean-up

7. January, 2003 Special Events Quarterly Neighborhood social events (includes the Holiday Party) Fourth July Parade

8. January, 2003 Festival Committee –Coordinate all activities related to the Atlanta Downtown Neighborhood Festival May 16-18, 2003 Entertainment Artist Markets Children Activities Food and Beverages Booths Other activities to showcase the vibrancy of Downtown living

9. January, 2003 Items that are in progress –Completion and filing of 501(c)3 –Setting up P.O. Box for association and changing the address on all correspondence –Budget completion-need for 501(c)3 –Creating a Mission Statement –Adoption of By Laws by the community

10. January, 2003 Current Mission Statement The Mission of the Downtown Neighborhood Association is to promote a high quality of life for downtown residents and to collaborate with other organizations that support the downtown community.

11. January, 2003 What’s our Plan? –Own our Neighborhood How? –Work concretively in several directions at a time Divide and conquer? –Increase our membership How and why? –Set a long and short range plan When? –I’ am ready to get started. Who do I need to see?

12. January, 2003