Planning creates certainty in uncertain times.

A good community plan takes stock of what's happening. It analyzes both quantitative and qualitative data and then considers likely and unlikely scenarios. A good community plan can't predict the future but it can help prepare for it and maybe even create it.

Current Project Spotlight

West Webster Hamlet | Revitalization Plan
​Webster, NY
​The Town of Webster, in cooperation with the Webster Economic Development Alliance, pursued a revitalization plan to strengthen the identity of the West Webster Hamlet as a neighborhood center. This plan addressed two geographic areas including both the West Webster Hamlet and the adjacent Route 404/Empire Boulevard Corridor.
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​The primary objective of this plan was to identify strategies and recommendations to improve pedestrian safety and bolster economic opportunities in the Hamlet. Under the guidance of the project steer-ing committee and the citizen advisory committee (CAC), the project team developed recommendations to: 
  • Expand pedestrian and bicycle facilities, particularly along Old Ridge Road;
  • Improve pedestrian and vehicular safety along the Route 404 Corridor;
  • Enhance intersection of Ridge Road and Bay Road including detailed recommended improvements for land use, development and design, and transportation; and
  • Identify improvements to enhance pedestrian and bicycle access to adjacent neighborhoods, shopping destinations and adjacent recreational resources.
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