A speaker identified in the transcript only as "Speaker 2" described Main Street community planning goals for Anniston, saying the program's four-point approach should guide district boundary cleanup and connect local trails and heritage sites to support outdoor sports recreation and tourism.

"As you all are aware, every Main Street community through Main Street America operates under a 4 point approach. And under that 4 point approach, you have a transformation catalyst," Speaker 2 said. "The city of Anniston is outdoor sports recreation, and then tourism, and tours related events, or tours related academy. Happening. Everything that you do should point back to that transformation under, under the 4 point approach. And so by defining, the boundary, what we're really doing is cleaning up some lines and then connecting the Tupelo guided Trail and the distorted African Americanities. This district has always called under Main Street's purview. It's just not connected. And so that's all we're looking for."

The speaker framed the work as a cleanup of district lines and a physical or programmatic connection between a local Tupelo guided trail and sites described in the transcript as related to African American history. The transcript does not specify project funding, timelines, or any formal action taken at the meeting.

No motion, vote or staff directive appears in the transcript concerning the boundary or trail connection; the remarks occurred during a discussion segment and were presented as program guidance rather than a formal proposal.