Pamela Beasley-Pittman

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12,787 appearances 87 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2024 last heard 2 Sep

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And so off of this particular piece, the community generated some key things that they wanted to see come forward where we generated a roadmap of some key strategic things in the near-term, mid-term, and long-term that they wanted to see to continue to stabilize as well as revitalize the Sistrunk Corridor.
And these things were not necessarily things that I pushed.
These were actually came organically out of the community voice, the community talks and the community summit that we actually pushed forward.
And these were also anchored by the community.
And you'll notice that we do have owners assigned to every single action that has been established.
And these partners have also agreed to take ownership of this work and moving it forward.
So I want to just commend those partners in this space, Invest Fort Lauderdale, the CRA, the Urban League, the Black Business Chamber, and so on.
We've had a lot of partners throughout this work supporting this initiative.
And then finally, the recommendation to the Commission as we look at actions, authorizing the implementation of the phase advancement of this roadmap within itself to ensure sustainability across the Cistern Corridor and revitalization efforts, implementing the Aligned Framework as a community-centered economic development approach for
ECONOMICALLY STAGNANT AND EMERGING CORRIDORS, AS WELL AS DIRECTING STAFF TO EVALUATE CITYWIDE ACTIVATION OR APPLICATION FORM BY UPCOMING STUDIES.
SO WE'VE SEEN NATIONALLY THAT THERE ARE EXAMPLES ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA, RILEY.
THERE'S ALSO EXAMPLES IN CALIFORNIA AND OTHER EXAMPLES ACROSS OUR UNITED STATES THAT HELP TO ANCHOR WHAT WE'VE DONE HERE IN THE CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE, BUT THEY ARE CONTINUING TO LEAD THE WAY
in this effort.
So thank you all so much for your time.
WITH THAT ASPECT OF IT, DOES THAT PUT US IN A POSITION WHERE IT WOULD FALL UNDER A CATEGORY WHERE WE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO FUND IT?
IT'S FOR THE WHOLE CITY, NOT SPECIFICALLY ONLY FOR
THE SIX TRUNK QUARTER WHICH IS HISTORICALLY KNOWN TO BE A COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE OF COLOR.
SO THAT WOULD BE MY QUESTION.
THE WAY WE PROMOTE THIS AND MOVE IT FORWARD, WOULD THAT ELIMINATE THE OPPORTUNITY WHERE THIS WOULD HAVE TO BE STIFLED OR DEFUNDED?
THAT'S THE QUESTION.
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