Our next task force meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 16 at 4:30 p.m. in Commerce Lexington's conference room. Each committee may want to get together prior to our next meeting since we don’t meet for another four weeks.
Thank you for all your help, and we look forward to hearing the progress of each committee!
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
We need pictures of downtown Lexington!
The Responsible Hospitality Institute (RHI) has asked for pictures to include on a Web site documenting our Hospitality Zone Assessment beginning in 2008. Instead of using stock photography, we should use pictures taken by our task force members. Please send pictures that are distinctive to downtown; show a diversity of day and night activity; and demonstrate our city’s uniqueness, culture and vibrancy to taskforcelex@gmail.com.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Next Meeting: Dec. 12
The next task force meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, December 12 at 4:30 p.m. in the Commerce Lexington conference room.
So what's the big deal?
Lexington Vice Mayor Jim Gray announced to the Urban County Council the formation of a citizen Task Force on Downtown Entertainment Development on Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.
Our mission is to encourage the entrepreneurial energy that is crucial to the success of a revitalized downtown, thriving economy and overall quality of life. And our purpose is to determine whether the complexities of regulatory, public safety and law enforcement, transportation, parking, financial and market issues of yesterday remain relevant today.
With more than 50 civically-engaged citizens devoted to this effort, the members of this task force represent all areas of our community. From community to hospitality to development and safety, we are the voice of the night-time economy!
So we stay focused and on track, the task force is broken down into six committees, including: Council; Financial Issues; Marketing & Outreach; Infrastructure; Law Enforcement/Behavioral Issues; and Town & Gown.
Our mission is to encourage the entrepreneurial energy that is crucial to the success of a revitalized downtown, thriving economy and overall quality of life. And our purpose is to determine whether the complexities of regulatory, public safety and law enforcement, transportation, parking, financial and market issues of yesterday remain relevant today.
With more than 50 civically-engaged citizens devoted to this effort, the members of this task force represent all areas of our community. From community to hospitality to development and safety, we are the voice of the night-time economy!
So we stay focused and on track, the task force is broken down into six committees, including: Council; Financial Issues; Marketing & Outreach; Infrastructure; Law Enforcement/Behavioral Issues; and Town & Gown.
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