What Do You Like About Living in Forsyth County?

At the Legacy Update Kick-Off Meeting last week, we showed these two videos to start the conversation.

How should we prepare for 120,000 new people?

Give us your answers in the comments section below:

Legacy Kick-off 7PM Tuesday -- Come on out!

We had a fantastic turnout for the 2:00 Legacy Kick-off session. It's a good thing we're doing it again at 7:00!

 

Tell us where you think we should concentrate new development at our Lego-cy table.



City-County Planning Director Paul Norby with a hands-on demonstration of two development scenarios.



RSVP -- Legacy Update Kick-off: Tuesday, April 26, 2PM & 7PM

Forsyth County is expected to grow by 120,000 people by 2030, bringing our total population to almost half a million. With only 62,000 acres of developable land left, how do we accommodate this growth, have room for future growth after that, and keep or improve our current quality of life?

Do you plan to attend the Legacy 2030 Kick-off this coming Tuesday, April 26th at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts, 251 N Spruce Street, downtown Winston-Salem?

It's not required, but you can RSVP on Facebook for one of our sessions: 2:00 PM -or- 7:00 PM  

If you're not on Facebook, let us know by email!

Public Meeting Kick-off

Legacy Update 2030 Public Kick-off  

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

2:00 PM afternoon session
          -or-
7:00 PM evening session
Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts
251 N Spruce Street, Winston-Salem