Buried power lines, greenspace, walkability.

“Smart” Infrastructure! Example public WiFi/charging stations, sensor based waste management, interactive app features

Sustainability as a central priority; vertical and green roof gardens

Safety tunnel walk path under Henderson at Dierk Less is more: its overdeveloped, too many buildings & too busy Clean it up & put in grass

Bury the power lines. It is the 21st century. Why would me make this look nice with trees, etc. and then still have poles like it is 1950

Mixed use spaces like Dublin's Bridge Park or Lane Avenue with walkability would be nice. Improved safety on roads. Sidewalks. Bike paths.

I really want the neighborhoods of Wellington Woods and the sawmill area connected with sidewalks or a bike path.

It would be so nice to have an “old downtown” aesthetic with lots of shops, restaurants, strolling, sitting areas like Old Worth or Dublin.

Two ball diamonds, two soccer fields, walking paths, benches and a splash pad. Work force housing BUT capped at 40 dwelling units per acre

Make it all a park, or at least park-like. Trees! The good retail can consolidate.

Please no more apartment buildings, condos, or dreaded mixed used spaces. Open, easy to navigate, shops, restaurants, movie theater, etc.

Sidewalks 10’ from curb, boulevards, vintage street lights, hanging baskets, trees. Raised crosswalks with lights, rescue islands,

A bold high rise at Reed & Henderson (AT&T) as a statement for UA. Not the same looking 5 stories we have on Lane, etc. Higher. 15+ stories

Due to the proximity to the broader Columbus community, offer community workshops and maker spaces for skill-sharing and creativity.

Safe pedestrian crossing of Henderson aka build over or under the street (could connect 2 buildings on both sides with a walkway)

Promote urban farming spaces for community gardens to support and encourage engagement with farmers markets that can be on-site.

Add water features like fountains and splash pads for cooling effects & aesthetic appeal. Use mobile tech to gamify the experience for kids.

Consider the incorporation of 'living walls' in public spaces to provide natural beauty and help reduce urban heat and support local fauna.

Install "smart benches" with solar panels, Wi-Fi, security connectivity & charging stations that support a more modern, connected community.

To balance out the northern geography, consider a plaza space for performances for market days and events to encourage community usage.

Design "micro-parks," or accessible public spaces with pathways, inclusive playgrounds, dog walking paths and quiet relaxation areas.

Create a miniature 'food corridor' with diverse cuisines, pop-up restaurants, and culinary events celebrating our community.

Encourage the utilization of vanguard eco-solutions like green roofs and vertical gardens to beautify buildings and improve air quality.

Add flexible public art installations along sidewalks and parks for a dynamic, inspiring cultural walking experience.