Wednesday, July 1st (Sessions may be recorded to capture conversations to assist with summary report)
9:00 am - 10:30 am: Webinar
The Dollars & Sense: The Economics of Land Development Patterns
This webinar will demonstrate how the way Rancho Cucamonga is built drives the way it is funded. How the City is funded affects what types of services and infrastructure it can offer. By comparing property values per acre, we can compare property apples-to-apples in a way that clearly displays market trends and development opportunities, and explore the intersection of building design, land-use and tax production. Using clear images to demystify the tax system and comparisons from all over Inland Empire, the presentation will open up real conversations about community growth.
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11:00 am - 12:30 pm: Discussion Group 5
Creating Local Jobs & Growing a More Robust Economy Amid COVID-19
Our local economy has taken a hit. But we will make a comeback plan. And, according to comments on the PlanRC survey, we should focus on creating high level jobs for our community, including in the health industry. Of course, as a community, we need to support the recovery of all our local business amid COVID. What do we need to consider to ensure a recovery that will benefit our entire community? Join this session to share your thoughts, ideas, and opinions on growing our Rancho Cucamonga economy.
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2:00 pm - 3:30 pm: Discussion Group 6
Maintaining & Expanding Our Parks & Open Space Resources
Parks, open spaces, landscaping – active and passive – are very important to the Rancho community. This session will ask participants to take a deeper dive into the topic. How can the City be more creative and inclusive in the development of parks, open space, and landscaping? Join this session to make sure your thoughts are heard!
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4:00 pm - 5:30 pm: Discussion Group 7
Enhancing a Sense of Community and Local Arts & Culture Opportunities
Rancho Cucamonga is a community with many assets and unique cultural attributes – wine history, festivals, Quakes, theater, parks, mountains, etc. All of these contribute to what many would refer to as a “sense of place”. How can Rancho Cucamonga better celebrate its identity and focus on “placemaking” in the future How do we ensure we are being inclusive as we enhance our sense of community and spaces? Don’t miss this discussion group if you are passionate about creating places for RC residents to congregate, celebrate, and share as a community.
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