Everyone — residents, neighbors, visitors, employees, and business and property owners — is welcome to provide feedback as Rockville plans a successful future for Town Center over the coming decades.
To take part, register at engagerockville.com/towncenter, which has multiple ways to provide input. Take a short survey, add to the reaction map, ask a question and share ideas for how to reimagine Town Center.
A master plan is a long-range document that establishes a vision for future growth and development. Public input will guide the direction of zoning, streetscapes, public infrastructure and other aspects of land use in Town Center’s new master plan.
The goal of the master plan is to create a cohesive vision for the Town Center area that meets the city’s goals regarding climate action, bicycle and pedestrian safety, racial equity and social justice, and more.
See a map of the Rockville Town Center area at engagerockville.com/towncenter.
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