Coalition of Asheville Neighborhoods
Helping Neighborhoods become Better Places for all People
CAN MEETING
2nd Monday each month, 7:00pm-9:00pm at the Oakley Community Center, 749 Fairview Rd., behind the Fire Station and below the Library. Open to the public. Bring your issues, ideas, and energy.
Want to know who oversees development, storm water run off, power plant approvals? How about some help planning meetings and strategy? We are building a toolkit that grassroots activists can use to become more effective in the public policy debate. Included are sample letters, organizing tips, email addresses of officials, and useful Web sites.
This how to compendium includes sample documents, as well as information on developing a strategy, holding public events, honing your message, and more.
To view the PDF files you will need the Acrobat Reader software freely available for download by clicking below:
Document Name
Rules & Procedures - Asheville
If you are going to "play on their court" you better know the rules.
City Council - Rules & Procedures (includes rules for city council meeting and the general guidelines for city boards and commisions).
Book of Interpretations as of May 1, 2008 (not really the law). More than 178 pages of memos, e-mails and handwritten notes that Asheville’s Planning and Development Department uses as a guide when ruling on specific points concerning the Unified Development Ordinance. Click here for the story on its revealing and controversy.