1. November 9, 2010 From Third Ward to Treville: Catalyst for the 22nd Century City A Sustainable A SustainableVision for for OUR Future A Sustainable A SustainableVision for for OUR Future

2. Housing and Environment Thread Vision Statement: The Housing and Environment Thread contributes to the highest quality of life for all residents of the Third Ward/Treville Community. Mission Statement: To maximize the effective and efficient use of all available resources relevant to issues of housing and environment for the Greater Third Ward/Treville Community. Vision Statement: The Housing and Environment Thread contributes to the highest quality of life for all residents of the Third Ward/Treville Community. Mission Statement: To maximize the effective and efficient use of all available resources relevant to issues of housing and environment for the Greater Third Ward/Treville Community. November 9, 2010

3. Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City Purpose The purpose of the Third Ward/Treville Sustainability Plan is to contribute in making Houston a world-class city (The 22 nd Century City) and to assure that the neighborhoods in the Greater Third Ward Community are well planned, beautifully designed, efficient, safe, clean, economically viable, and sustainable. We also envision that our plan and process will provide a replicable model for other urban communities in the region.

4. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City Why Planning? What is a plan? –A framework for development of an area which recognizes the physical, economic, social, political, cultural, aesthetic, and related factors of the community involved. This plan for our community will synergize the good work of The Cloth’s threads. Who are we planning for? –The people most affected by the decisions regarding our neighborhood should be involved and engaged in an effective mechanism that encourages proactive and conscious participation. How is planning accomplished? –The community defines its needs and desires and envisions its future. A planning process is defined by stakeholders who then work with various professionals and entities to research, document, envision, and create meaningful solutions and procedures to actualize the community’s vision. When do we plan? –Now is the time. This will be a framework that will ensure that we leave a sustainable legacy for future generations of the 22nd Century City and beyond. Where do we plan? –Third Ward/Treville stretches from Main Street on the West, I-610 on the south, Mykawa/Spur 5/Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe Rail Road to the east, and Polk to the north. Meetings will be regularly scheduled throughout the neighborhood and beyond for certain special meetings. What is a plan? –A framework for development of an area which recognizes the physical, economic, social, political, cultural, aesthetic, and related factors of the community involved. This plan for our community will synergize the good work of The Cloth’s threads. Who are we planning for? –The people most affected by the decisions regarding our neighborhood should be involved and engaged in an effective mechanism that encourages proactive and conscious participation. How is planning accomplished? –The community defines its needs and desires and envisions its future. A planning process is defined by stakeholders who then work with various professionals and entities to research, document, envision, and create meaningful solutions and procedures to actualize the community’s vision. When do we plan? –Now is the time. This will be a framework that will ensure that we leave a sustainable legacy for future generations of the 22nd Century City and beyond. Where do we plan? –Third Ward/Treville stretches from Main Street on the West, I-610 on the south, Mykawa/Spur 5/Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe Rail Road to the east, and Polk to the north. Meetings will be regularly scheduled throughout the neighborhood and beyond for certain special meetings.

5. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City The Planning Process/Cycle

6. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City Houston - Now Many Places Treville and The 22nd Century City

7. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City Process/Cycle Summary Vision and Concept Definition of Problems Inventory and Analysis Plan Development Adoption of Plan –By community, then city Adoption of Implementation Policies and Projects –This includes policies and capital projects –By community, then city Maintenance and Accountability Renewal and Update of Plan and Policies –Every one to three years

8. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City 2020 Plan Components Vision Place (Built Environment) Mobility Green Infrastructure Economics Housing Recreation Education Civic Engagement Culture Region Vision Place (Built Environment) Mobility Green Infrastructure Economics Housing Recreation Education Civic Engagement Culture Region

9. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City Next Steps Identify partners Identify funding sources and leverage existing projects and initiatives –Prop 1 – Streets and Drainage Fee –Metro Light Rail (University and SE Lines) Homework –Write your Vision Statement for Third Ward/Treville and The 22nd Century City and submit it to the Cloth Leadership Identify partners Identify funding sources and leverage existing projects and initiatives –Prop 1 – Streets and Drainage Fee –Metro Light Rail (University and SE Lines) Homework –Write your Vision Statement for Third Ward/Treville and The 22nd Century City and submit it to the Cloth Leadership

10. November 9, 2010 Treville - Catalyst - 22nd Century City Prepared by La Tricia Williams and Michelle Barnes, Facilitators –Housing and Environment Co-chair Kelly Porter, AICP, Technical Advisor –Planners’ Revolution, The Community Artists’ Collective La Tricia Williams and Michelle Barnes, Facilitators –Housing and Environment Co-chair Kelly Porter, AICP, Technical Advisor –Planners’ Revolution, The Community Artists’ Collective