Community Survey For Wilsonville Town Center Area Released July 21

WILSONVILLE, OR — City planners in Wilsonville on Friday announced the opening of a survey for residents to provide feedback and input into the design and development of the city's Town Center Loop area.

The survey specifically asks the community to review a variety of options for what future development should look like in the 100-acre area north of Wilsonville Road, officials said. Open until Aug. 20, the survey takes about five minutes, officials said, and can be found at www.WilsonvilleTownCenter.com/designsurvey.

According to city officials, survey participants are given several options for expressing their immediate reactions to each image depicting a prospective design for the Town Center area. And rather than ask about specific aspects of the example structures, city officials said the survey is meant to determine the community's preferences for the types of structures that would work well.

City officials are interested in a wide range of responses covering multiple age groups.

The Wilsonville Town Center Plan, officials said, ultimately seeks to help "create a cohesive, unified district that enhances existing assets in the area and sets the stage for new development," and the community's input is key.

For more information, visit www.WilsonvilleTownCenter.com, or contact Planning Manager Miranda Bateschell at bateschell@ci.wilsonville.or.us, or call 503-570-1581.

Image Courtesy: City of Wilsonville