The public is invited to a meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at Midway Christian Church to discuss the Midway market study recently funded by the Kentucky Heritage Council with a grant to Midway Renaissance.
The study will include current business and consumer interests and concerns, and develop plans to address them. A similar study in 2002 reported several improvements people wanted to see downtown – sidewalk repairs, streetlights, landscaping, burial of electric lines and so on. "Many of these improvements have been achieved," Renaissance reports, inviting citizens "to learn about the scope of this project and ask questions of our consultant, Josh Bloom of CLUE Group."
The meeting will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the church at the corner of Gratz and East Bruen streets. Renaissance will provide coffee and dessert. More information on the study, such as its timeline and the consultant's contract, is available on Renaissance's Midway Market Study web page.
The study will include current business and consumer interests and concerns, and develop plans to address them. A similar study in 2002 reported several improvements people wanted to see downtown – sidewalk repairs, streetlights, landscaping, burial of electric lines and so on. "Many of these improvements have been achieved," Renaissance reports, inviting citizens "to learn about the scope of this project and ask questions of our consultant, Josh Bloom of CLUE Group."
The meeting will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the church at the corner of Gratz and East Bruen streets. Renaissance will provide coffee and dessert. More information on the study, such as its timeline and the consultant's contract, is available on Renaissance's Midway Market Study web page.
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