Kalamazoo residents invited to shape West Main Hill future
The survey is open until December 20, and you can fill it out online or with a physical copy.
The West Main Hill Plan Steering Committee is asking residents for their input on the Kalamazoo neighborhood’s future.
The committee is currently developing a neighborhood plan that will guide the area’s development over the next 5-10 years.
Residents can share their vision for West Main Hill by participating in a survey available online at kalamazoocity.org/ImagineWMH. The survey is open until December 20.
Those who prefer a physical copy of the survey can call 311. The West Main Hill Neighborhood Association encourages all residents to participate in the survey.
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