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X-WR-CALDESC:Lincoln South Downtown Revitalization\n\nThe area just south o
 f Downtown has come under scrutiny recently. Some see it as blighted and p
 ossibly ripe for “redevelopment.” Others call it their home neighborhoods\
 , and they are leery of others’ ideas about it. Leadership Lincoln Hot Top
 ics will explore this in a civil\, thoughtful way on Jan. 20 as the 2016 H
 ot Topics season gets underway.\n \nThe Lincoln South of Downtown Revitali
 zation Project stretches roughly from A to M streets and Ninth to 17th str
 eets. It includes parts of two of Lincoln’s oldest historic neighborhoods 
 (Everett and Near South) and also part of Downtown. \n \nWhy is this area 
 under consideration? Who are the players? What do current residents think?
  How does this affect Lincoln as whole?\n\nEach panel member will give a b
 rief overview of his/her perspective on the development and proposed outco
 mes of the South Downtown Revitalization Project. We’ll have 30 minutes fo
 r Q&A. The big idea is to have a friendly\, open discussion of the project
  and potential impacts\, both positive and negative\, so people have the b
 est information for understanding the project.\n \nSpeakers:\n    Dr. Ed Z
 immer--City of Lincoln\, Lincoln Lancaster County Planning Department\n   
  Tom Smith--Smith Hayes Financial Services\, Inc.\n    Scott Lawson--Linco
 ln Community Foundation\n    Jon Carlson--City of Lincoln\, Stronger Safer
  Neighborhoods\n    Amanda Huckins--SP CE / WeAreVital.LNK / Resident\n   
  Mike Renken--NeighborWorks Lincoln\n\n\n11:30pm Lunch and Gathering\n11:4
 5am Program\n1:00pm Adjourn\n\nCost:\nAdmission is free for Leadership Lin
 coln alumni (Fellows\, Executive Series\, Project A.L.L. and YLL)\n$10.00 
 admission fee for guests of alumni\n\nLunch:\nAttendees are welcome to bri
 ng a lunch on their own\n$10.00 for Leadership Lincoln to provide your lun
 ch\n\nUnion Bank and Trust Company\nThe bank is on the northwest corner of
  48th and Calvert Sts. (next to a Kwik Shop).\nParking available on the we
 st side of the bank or across Calvert St. to the south.\nWe will meet in t
 he lower level conference room.
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DESCRIPTION:Lincoln South Downtown Revitalization\n\nThe area just south of
  Downtown has come under scrutiny recently. Some see it as blighted and po
 ssibly ripe for “redevelopment.” Others call it their home neighborhoods\,
  and they are leery of others’ ideas about it. Leadership Lincoln Hot Topi
 cs will explore this in a civil\, thoughtful way on Jan. 20 as the 2016 Ho
 t Topics season gets underway.\n \nThe Lincoln South of Downtown Revitaliz
 ation Project stretches roughly from A to M streets and Ninth to 17th stre
 ets. It includes parts of two of Lincoln’s oldest historic neighborhoods (
 Everett and Near South) and also part of Downtown. \n \nWhy is this area u
 nder consideration? Who are the players? What do current residents think? 
 How does this affect Lincoln as whole?\n\nEach panel member will give a br
 ief overview of his/her perspective on the development and proposed outcom
 es of the South Downtown Revitalization Project. We’ll have 30 minutes for
  Q&A. The big idea is to have a friendly\, open discussion of the project 
 and potential impacts\, both positive and negative\, so people have the be
 st information for understanding the project.\n \nSpeakers:\n    Dr. Ed Zi
 mmer--City of Lincoln\, Lincoln Lancaster County Planning Department\n    
 Tom Smith--Smith Hayes Financial Services\, Inc.\n    Scott Lawson--Lincol
 n Community Foundation\n    Jon Carlson--City of Lincoln\, Stronger Safer 
 Neighborhoods\n    Amanda Huckins--SP CE / WeAreVital.LNK / Resident\n    
 Mike Renken--NeighborWorks Lincoln\n\n\n11:30pm Lunch and Gathering\n11:45
 am Program\n1:00pm Adjourn\n\nCost:\nAdmission is free for Leadership Linc
 oln alumni (Fellows\, Executive Series\, Project A.L.L. and YLL)\n$10.00 a
 dmission fee for guests of alumni\n\nLunch:\nAttendees are welcome to brin
 g a lunch on their own\n$10.00 for Leadership Lincoln to provide your lunc
 h\n\nUnion Bank and Trust Company\nThe bank is on the northwest corner of 
 48th and Calvert Sts. (next to a Kwik Shop).\nParking available on the wes
 t side of the bank or across Calvert St. to the south.\nWe will meet in th
 e lower level conference room.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20160120T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20160120T130000
LOCATION:Union Bank and Trust Company (4732 Calvert St.)
SUMMARY:Hot Topics
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