Franklin City Hall Redevelopment Virtual Meeting Scheduled For May 13

Franklin TN

11 May, 2021

3:16 AM

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Press release from the City of Franklin: May 10, 2021 Franklin, TN – The City of Franklin and its consultant team, led by designers OHM, invites the public to attend a virtual meeting (link below) on May 13, 2021, 6:00pm to 7:00pm to learn more about the City Hall design process and provide input on a conceptual space layout for the current City Hall site. The City seeks to redevelop the existing City Hall site on the historic Public Square in Downtown Franklin with a state-of-the-art City Hall Facility, inclusive of public meeting spaces, additional parking, potential complementary uses, activated streetscape, and site improvements. The City's consultant is providing design expertise in architecture, landscape architecture, site design and community engagement. They will facilitate several public events throughout the project, which is expected to conclude with a new City Hall conceptual design. This outreach event provides stakeholders and the community the opportunity to work directly with a multidisciplinary consultant team. Below is the schedule of events: Thursday, May 13-Large Virtual Chat with Consultant 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm: Presentation and Input Workshop Join Zoom Meeting https://franklintn-gov.zoom.us/j/96905767738?pwd=dlFaSk9BWWtWVEM2M3BrMFVrL0paZz09 Thursday, May 27-BOMA/FMPC Joint Conceptual Workshop 5:00pm - Monthly Meeting Thursday, September 16-Public Meeting with Consultant 6:00pm – 7:00pm: Presentation and Input Workshop Thursday, October 28-BOMA/FMPC Joint Conceptual Workshop 5:00pm - Monthly Meeting The May 13th event will take place virtually. Please check www.franklintn.gov or www.complete-the-square.com for updates. You can also follow the City of Franklin on social media for project updates @CityOfFranklin on Facebook and Twitter. For more information, please visit www.complete-the-square.com or call the Planning & Sustainability Department at 615-791-3212. This press release was produced by the City of Franklin. The views expressed here are the author's own.