When Plans Come Together: District 19 Alder Guides Residents through the Developments of the Odana Rd. Corridor
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Join District 19 Alder John P. Guequierre for a virtual informative session on Tuesday, October 21, from 6 to 8 PM, where we will explore the series of actions that have transformed the Odana Rd corridor.
Our Focus: West Towne to Westgate and Mineral Point to Beltline
During this meeting, we will discuss multiple developments spanning from West Towne to Westgate and from Mineral Point to the Beltline, including a small portion of Schroeder Rd. These developments focus on improving connectivity and providing additional parks, open spaces, and the necessary infrastructure to support residential growth. Over 2,900 housing units have already been built, are currently under construction, or are in the planning phase. “News media naturally focus on one project at a time,” says Alder John P. Guequierre. “It’s when we look at a span of years that we see how our policies are dramatically accelerating housing development.”
News media naturally focus on one project at a time. It’s when we look at a span of years that we see how our policies are dramatically accelerating housing development.
Alder John P. Guequierre
Through various City initiatives and new private sector investment, this is becoming one of the most rapidly transforming parts of Madison featuring several new residential and mixed-use developments.
Kevin Firchow, Principal Planner, Development Review.
This is your opportunity to get involved, ask questions, and learn how these projects will enhance the lives of Westside residents and how you can contribute to the growth of our district. Please register in advance for this public meeting. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email from the "Neighborhood 2" Zoom account. If you have trouble finding your confirmation email, please email Lorissa Banuelos, Community Engagement Strategist, at Lbanuelos@cityofmadison.com, and she will verify your registration.
If you can't attend the entire meeting, we will send a follow-up email to registrants with the presentation, video recording, and appropriate contact information for any ongoing questions.
For questions, contact Alder John P. Guequierre at district19@cityofmadison.com. You can also contact the Office of the Common Council at council@cityofmadison.com or by phone at 608-266-4071.
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