What changes most concern you about Traverse City’s direction and future

Respondents were asked an open-ended question ‘What changes most concern you about Traverse City’s direction and future?’.

Key things to note:

Residents worry that rapid, unregulated development is changing the city’s character and making it less affordable for full-time residents.
Housing, infrastructure strain, and environmental preservation are key concerns.
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Strategic Planning and Policy Implications:

Adopt a sustainable growth strategy that aligns infrastructure development with population increases.
Preserve local housing by preventing speculative real estate purchases that push out working-class residents.
Invest in long-term transportation planning to reduce congestion and improve regional accessibility.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about the Traverse City Strategic Action Plan 2030, please contact:

Colleen Paveglio
Communications Director; The City of Traverse City
400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, MI 49684
231- 922-4480
[email protected]

David Beurle
Chief Executive Officer
Future iQ
612-757-9190
[email protected]

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