Learn about the Main Street project’s final scope, phasing, timeframe, and detours, along with resources available for affected businesses, during two public presentations this month at City Hall (191 5th Street West). Attend in person or watch live at projectketchum.org/main-street. Monday, April 29 at 5:30pm Tuesday, April 30 at 12:00pm
Learn about the Main Street project’s final scope, phasing, timeframe, and detours, along with resources available for affected businesses, during two public presentations this month at City Hall (191 5th Street West). Attend in person or watch live at projectketchum.org/main-street. Monday, April 29 at 5:30pm Tuesday, April 30 at 12:00pm
The city of Ketchum will host two public presentations to share information about trends and conditions in Ketchum, and potential implications for its future, as part of the Comprehensive Plan update. Please join us at the following presentations: Wednesday, April 24, 5:30-7 PM: Limelight Hotel Thursday, April 25, 12-1:30 PM: Ketchum City Hall
The city of Ketchum will host two public presentations this month to share the latest design iterations for Main Street's rebuild. Topics to be presented: Revised project design and scope, based on community feedback, including travel lanes, intersections, and pathways and amenities for cyclists and pedestrians. Street closures, detours, and business access. Construction schedule. Reservations are appreciated RSVP by email at participate@ketchumidaho.org. February 15th | 5:30pm at The Argyros Performing Arts Center February 16th | 11:30am at Ketchum City Hall. *This presentation is accessible via webinar: https://ketchumidaho-org.zoom.us/j/81666829731. The webinar will be recorded and can be accessed later at www.projectketchum.org. More information on the project at www.projectketchum.org/main-street/
Blaine County, Idaho – Join the Wood River Land Trust, Idaho Chapter of The Nature Conservancy, and University of Idaho for a community conversation with Dennis Becker, Dean of the College of Natural Resources. Dennis will share his expertise on how the Wood River Valley community can mitigate and respond to wildland fires with cross-sector solutions. Scott Boettger, President of the Wood River Land Trust says, “In 2013, when the Beaver Creek fire burned 114,000 acres in our backyard, only one structure was lost. Credit is due to our local firefighters, as well as our local zoning codes— restricting development on hillsides and up remote drainages better prepared us to fight the fire.” In light of Dennis’ research and Blaine County’s wildfire history, Planning Director Cece Osborn at the Wood River Land Trust will discuss the interface between our built environment, community efforts, and surrounding open spaces. Tess O’Sullivan, The Nature Conservancy’s Land Conservation Strategy Lead, will share information about the Conservancy’s statewide approach to building resilient forests that includes the use of prescribed fire. Solutions to wildfires are multi-faceted, reliant on regional coordination, and key to preserving our community’s natural resources. Join us in a community conversation at Ketchum ...
The City of Ketchum will be hosting two meetings to inform the community of the preliminary draft desgin for the Main Street Reconstruction Project. Information that will be shared in the meetings includes: Project Scope Timelines Discussion on potential business impacts Wednesday, Nov 8 @ 5:30pm Limelight Hotel - Silver Creek Room. No host bard will be available. Thursday, November 9 @ 11:30am Ketchum City Hall. You can view the Nov 9th meeting online at tinyurl.com/main9th Please RSVP by emailing: particiapte@ketchumidaho.org. Presentations will begin promptly at specified times so please be on time. This is not an open house. Refreshments will be served. More information on the project can be found at: https://www.projectketchum.org/main-street-mobility-improvements/
