TONIGHT AT CITY HALL AT 7 PM

Mayor John Fabrizi Cordially Invites You
to Discuss Policy Recommendations for the Master Plan at a
Hands-On Workshop Focusing on Public Policy to Guide the City’s Future
Nearly 300 Bridgeport residents and business owners came to the Master Plan kickoff meeting in February
and hundreds more have participated in the 11 public workshops conducted since then. 
Join us on June 14 to hear the City's report to the community
and to give us your feedback!
• The City wants to know what YOU think about the draft policies. 
          Did we hear you correctly? 
          Do the draft policies reflect your vision for Bridgeport’s future?

When:   Thursday, June 14th
Where:  Bridgeport City Hall           
                Council Chambers               
                45 Lyon Terrace
Time:   7 - 9 pm
What is this Workshop About?
Bridgeport has hosted a total of 11 public seminars and workshops on the Master Plan over the past four months to hear what City residents and stakeholders think about land use, zoning and historic preservation, housing, economic development, downtown, environment and open space, municipal facilities and services, cultural facilities, and transportation and infrastructure. 
Bridgeport has heard what you had to say and its Master Plan consultants are preparing a draft policies document that will serve as the basis for the updated Master Plan.
 
• The City wants to know what YOU think about the draft policies. 
• Did we hear you correctly? 
• Do the draft policies reflect your vision for Bridgeport’s future?

What is a Master Plan?
The City’s Master Plan is a roadmap for its future.  The City’s last Master Plan was written in 1996.  A lot has changed in Bridgeport over the last ten years and it’s time to update the Plan.  Bridgeport’s new Master Plan will be the document that the City uses to guide development and land use decisions over the course of the next ten years.
Bridgeport Needs Your Input!
All residents, neighborhood, civic and economic interest groups are invited to get involved in discussing the proposed Master Plan policies.  This workshop will include a presentation on the Master Plan and roundtable discussions where you will have an opportunity to review the draft policies with your neighbors and provide comments to the City.

For more information on this meeting or the Master Plan update,
please contact Lynn Haig at 576-7317, or HaigL0@ci.bridgeport.ct.us  
Or visit the Master Plan website:
www.bridgeportmasterplan.com

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