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Council backs MCRC plan, signs resolution supporting Main Street designation
Summary
The Meadville City Council received a five-year action plan from the Meadville Revitalization Corporation and unanimously authorized a resolution endorsing the group's application for the state's Main Street designation required by DCED.
Andy Walker presented the Meadville Revitalization Corporation’s five-year action plan and asked the council to endorse the organization’s Main Street application. Walker outlined three transformational strategies: amplifying downtown assets and partner engagement; improving the visitor and resident experience; and remediating challenging properties through real estate intervention.
City Manager Maryann Menanno told council the endorsement is required for submission to the state program administered by DCED. Deputy Mayor McKnight moved to authorize signatures on the resolution supporting MCRC’s designation and Councilmember Autumn Vogel seconded; the council voted unanimously to authorize signatures. "The action plan outlines three transformational strategies," Walker said during his overview.
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