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Meeting notes

December 13, 1999

February 7, 2000



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The rethinking presentation


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A good regional dialogue


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Goals of the symposium

The following were suggested as goals for the binational Parks symposium:

  • convene senior stakeholders and decision-makers
  • change the current discourse
  • introduce environmental and economic development initiatives and promote tourism and knowledge-based industries on both sides of the River
  • understand the benefits of an international park
  • begin to develop organizational principles

Next Steps

It was agreed that 2 events should be organized – a preparatory meeting or workshop (within 3 months) followed by a symposium (within 6 months).

The preparatory workshop would help create a good package before senior stakeholders/decision makers are involved in the symposium. This preparatory meeting could:

  • include junior staff of senior stakeholders/decision makers (about 10 people)
  • provide examples of successful precedents and projects that are in process
  • profile benefits of an international park
  • help establish visionary framework
  • develop partnerships

 

Staff of the Waterfront Trust will collaborate with members of the Urban Design Project/SUNY in a planning session to identify invitees to the preparatory workshop and a preliminary program.

Participants of the December 13th meeting agreed to be a resource team that would assist as necessary in preparing background documentation.

 

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