Help me! I'm being stonewalled by my city šŸ˜’ (Video)

Norm Van Eeden Petersman
Norm Van Eeden Petersman
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The Municipal "Cold Shoulder"

What can we do if the city ignores or denies our participation/petitions to urbanism?

When faced with a lack of response or outright denial from city officials, it can be frustrating and disheartening. However, there are several strategies and resources available to help you press for change effectively:

  1. Understanding the Technical Brush-Off:

  2. Illustrating Investment Potential:

  3. Starting or Joining a Local Conversation:

    • Local Conversation: The first step to creating a movement for change is to start or join a local conversation. This platform helps you connect with like-minded individuals in your area.
  4. Mobilizing Your Community:

  5. Conducting Walking Audits:

  6. Using Powerful Phrases:

By leveraging these resources and strategies, you can build a stronger case for your cause and increase the likelihood of being heard by city officials. Donā€™t give upā€”persistent and well-organized efforts can lead to meaningful change.

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