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Thursday, 16 April 2009 18:00 |
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Kaid Benfield, Director of the Smart Growth Program at the National Resources Defense Council, has once again praised Old North St. Louis revitalization efforts on his blog. In 2008, he published several blog posts about the ongoing revitalization of Old North St. Louis, and yesterday he posted an update.
Benfield writes, "Last year, I could hardly contain my enthusiasm when I learned what has been going on in the Old North neighborhood of St. Louis, a once-thriving community that went through massive decline. As I wrote last year, it is being brought back in a thoughtful, inclusive, diverse, grassrootsy sort of way, but with some terrific organizational support from the Old North Restoration Group and financial investment from the Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance, among a bevy of supporters. "My own view is that no other single category of activity is more important to sustainable development than revitalization. When done properly, it's great for residents old and new, great for cities, and great for the environment." Read the rest of Benfield's post here: |
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RHCDA is Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance, a nonprofit organization that creates and supports the alliances that make smart, sustainable neighborhood revitalization possible in the St. Louis region. |
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"With their vast knowledge of St. Louis neighborhoods and communities, RHCDA helps us figure out how to channel our resources into projects that will have the most lasting impact, and into projects that contribute to broad-based efforts designed to uplift the entire region." - Mary Campbell, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Real Estate, Washington University
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