What
is the Greensboro Neighborhood Congress?
Here's our
mission statment:
The Greensboro
Neighborhood Congress, a city-wide alliance of neighborhoods, seeks
to improve the quality of life within the City of Greensboro by addressing
issues of city-wide importance and by empowering neighborhoods to
resolve neighborhood-specific concerns.
Is YOUR neighborhood represented in
the Greensboro Neighborhood Congress?
It could be!
Download an application by clicking here
(MS Word format).
The GNC bylaws covering neighborhood
membership can be downloaded by clicking
here.
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2009 Meeting Schedule
Please plan to attend the first
2009 meeting of the Greensboro Neighborhood Congress on Saturday,
January 10 at 9:00 am in the Nussbaum Room of the Central Library.
Our program will include a reports from Josh Glasser of Common Cause
NC and Todd Rotruck, Congress representative on the Land Develop Ordinance
(LDO) Rewrite Committee. Josh will talk to us about the issues Common
Cause will be addressing this year and Todd will inform us on the items
that are currently planned to go into the LDO rewrite that will be of
concern to neighborhoods.
We will also be discussing the upcoming vote by City Council on whether
to support the reinstatement of the right of Protest Petition to the
residents of Greensboro. Council will consider this at their January
21 meeting and we will need a good attendance in support of the Protest
Petition.
Listed below are the dates and times for all of the 2009 Greensboro
Neighborhood Congress meetings. All meetings are scheduled to be held
at the Central Library.
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Saturdays, 9:00 am -
11:00 am
January 10
March 14
May 9
July 11
September 12
November 14
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Thursdays, 7:00 pm -
9:00 pm
February 12
April 9
June 11
August 13
October 8
December 10
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