Chenango Greenway Conservancy seeking community feedback for Stone Quarry
Members of the Chenango Greenway Conservancy. Thanks to the generosity of numerous donors, the Conservancy was able to complete their purchase of the Stone Quarry in Norwich. (Photo from www.facebook.com/chenangogreenway/)
NORWICH — On Thursday, April 14, the Cornell Design Connect Team will present their survey results and preliminary design concepts for feedback at the YMCA Community Room from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. This is your opportunity to comment and influence plans for the Stone Quarry.
If you have not taken the project survey, there is still time. The survey can be found through the link provided on the Chenango Greenway Conservancy Stone Quarry page here: chenangogreenway.org/the-stone-quarry
From Cornell Design Connect:
Design Connect is a student organization at Cornell's School of Art, Architecture, and Planning that connects students in these fields with projects and Upstate New York Community. Chenango Greenway Conservancy invited us to provide some design ideas and improvements to the Stone Quarry's existing trails, overlook, entrance, and parking space.
As part of our design process though, we really need to hear from you: the people who know this place the best and who use it the most. Your experiences and opinions will help us guide our thinking and deliver something that works for you. This is your chance to guide the future of the Stone Quarry.
You do not need any design background — that's what we're here for. We just want to hear about how you experience and interact with the space.
If you are unfamiliar with the Stone Quarry Site, learn about it here: chenangogreenway.org/the-stone-quarry
-Information from the Chenango Greenway Conservancy
If you have not taken the project survey, there is still time. The survey can be found through the link provided on the Chenango Greenway Conservancy Stone Quarry page here: chenangogreenway.org/the-stone-quarry
From Cornell Design Connect:
Design Connect is a student organization at Cornell's School of Art, Architecture, and Planning that connects students in these fields with projects and Upstate New York Community. Chenango Greenway Conservancy invited us to provide some design ideas and improvements to the Stone Quarry's existing trails, overlook, entrance, and parking space.
As part of our design process though, we really need to hear from you: the people who know this place the best and who use it the most. Your experiences and opinions will help us guide our thinking and deliver something that works for you. This is your chance to guide the future of the Stone Quarry.
You do not need any design background — that's what we're here for. We just want to hear about how you experience and interact with the space.
If you are unfamiliar with the Stone Quarry Site, learn about it here: chenangogreenway.org/the-stone-quarry
-Information from the Chenango Greenway Conservancy
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