🌳 Soddy-Daisy Invites Residents to Shape City’s Future with Parks & Planning Workshops

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🌳 Soddy-Daisy Invites Residents to Shape City's Future with Parks & Planning Workshops

The City of Soddy-Daisy is moving forward with its long-term vision, and residents in the Chattanooga metro area have two upcoming chances to weigh in on how the city grows. Public input sessions this fall and winter will help guide decisions on parks, recreation, and comprehensive planning for years to come.

πŸ“ Two Workshops, Two Opportunities to Get Involved

The city is hosting back-to-back community workshops to gather feedback on its future direction. The first focuses on parks and recreation, while the second dives into comprehensive planning-the broader blueprint that shapes zoning, development, infrastructure, and quality of life. Both sessions run from 5:30 to 7:00 PM and will be held at the Soddy-Daisy Justice Center, located at 9835 Dayton Pike.

πŸ—“οΈ Mark Your Calendar

Parks & Recreation Workshop: Thursday, November 12, 5:30-7:00 PM

Comprehensive Planning Workshop: Thursday, December 10, 5:30-7:00 PM

Both events take place at the Soddy-Daisy Justice Center, 9835 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN 37379.

πŸ’‘ What to Expect

City officials will share progress on the planning work completed so far and ask residents for their thoughts and priorities. Whether you’re concerned about trail access, recreational facilities, traffic patterns, housing options, or neighborhood character, these workshops offer a direct line to decision-makers. Feedback gathered at these sessions will help refine the final plans.

Residents who want to help steer Soddy-Daisy’s growth are encouraged to attend. No special knowledge or experience is required-just a willingness to share what matters most to your community. ✨

πŸ€”Source

City of Soddy-Daisy – Government – The City of Soddy-Daisy is hosting public workshops for its future comprehensive plan and parks & rec on November 12 and December 10 at the Soddy-Daisy Justi…

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Written By Tom Seest

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