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Business thrives in communities where there are opportunities for mixed use development. We see this in active commercial centers all around the city and the growth of downtown living, the success of Grandin Village, and the regeneration of Wasena. Roanoke should foster this enterprising spirit by reducing the cost of doing business in the city, supporting and promoting its local businesses, attracting new developments around improved infrastructure, and incentivizing small business incubation centers...
One of the largest functions of local government is to ensure that our children receive a world class education. The last recession hit education funding especially hard, yet access to quality education is one of the best indicators of future success for a child. We need to know that our programming is preparing students to succeed in a 21st century world...
Housing is our most basic human need. Right now, we’re seeing cities across the nation face affordable housing crises due to shortsightedness and poor planning. We’ve learned some valuable lessons and have a better understanding of how communities thrive, and that’s through being connected--not isolated. Peter has shown his commitment to housing as Chair of the Roanoke Fair Housing Board...
True community is created when we all feel connected. Our infrastructure is what connects us all. Whether we’re using it to get to school or work, grow our business, or enjoy some recreation time, we need to know it’s accessible and reliable. As an economic planner, Peter has experience developing mobility networks that connect neighborhoods and cities to the world. Targeted upgrades to infrastructure can create big jumps in quality of life and economic development. Peter will work to develop our mobility network by...
You work hard and should be able to fully enjoy the fruits of your labor. Roanoke is a beautiful city with many recreational opportunities, and our natural beauty and resources should be protected so we can enjoy them for many years to come. Flooding has historically been a challenge, so creating parks and urban landscapes that mitigate runoff should be a priority, as well as promoting environmentally friendly building materials and practices...