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Williston and CCRPC present draft vision to make Taft Corners more walkable after May charrette
Summary
CCRPC staff and Williston presenters described a stage 1 draft Taft Corners vision on May 12, reporting that a 10-day public engagement charrette concluded May 3 and that the concept emphasizes walkability and vibrancy.
Regina Mahony, Planning Program Manager for CCRPC, presented the draft future vision for Taft Corners in Williston at the May 12 PAC meeting, describing the project as stage 1 of Williston—orm-based code work and noting the consultant team—onducted a 10-day virtual public engagement charrette that ended May 3.
Mahony showed visuals from the May 3 presentation and demonstrated a Mentimeter interactive tool used to gather public feedback. Committee members provided generally positive feedback via the Mentimeter exercise and discussed the tool's usefulness for engagement.
Staff described the vision as aiming to make Taft Corners a more walkable, downtown-like destination and indicated further design and review steps will follow as the form-based code process moves forward.
