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The ECC is a safe, vibrant and beautiful community.
The mission of ECC is to preserve and enhance the quality of life within the neighborhood through citizen participation. The ECC is an inclusive Community Council that represents the residents, land and building owners, renters, schools, parks, businesses, institutions, land owners, developers, utility providers, etc. that live, work and provide services in the area.
The ECC supports:
Residential quality of life
Neighborhood business success and quality of work life
Thoughtful land use planning through the policy statements of the master plans for the area and organic development
Pedestrian safety/walk ability/maintained sidewalks and suitable lighting
Sustainable energy development and utilization
Mutual protection, service and safe environment
Our urban forest
Historic preservation and the protection of the existing diversity of adjacent land uses
Maintained buildings, yards, gardens, buffers and landscaped parking areas
Care and enhancement of parks, mini parks, islands and open space
Adequate number of law/safety officers to meet the needs of the neighborhood
Adequate number of City and County Civil enforcement officials
Well thought out traffic control/planning and traffic calming measures
Utilization of public transportation
Green building practices
Sustainability, preparedness, conservation and self sufficiency
The environment
Transparent, inclusive and collaborative public process
Maintaining housing stock and options
Neighborhood beautification
Appropriate, well maintained and placed infrastructure including drainage systems.
Long range thinking, planning and preparation

Esther is a Chair of the East Central Community Council.
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Posted on 13 October 2012
Written by East Central Chair
Topics: Policies