Volunteer OpportunitiesThe second annual Meet Me on Main
Street event on Saturday, May
12th will explore the
decade of the 1920’s.
All are welcome to get involved in making this one even better than the first! If you weren't able to make the initial planning meeting on January 17th, but want to get involved or just find out more about the event, please contact Marjorie Saving at (740) 385-5023, Karen Raymore at (740) 385-2750 ext. 222 or Judie Henniger at (740) 385-4781. Please help Logan
Town Center develop ideas and strategies for
revitalizing historic downtown Logan by completing
a 28-question survey. Click
here to go to the survey.
A good way for you
to get involved in advancing Logan Town Center's
mission of revitalizing our historic downtown
neighborhood is to come to one of our monthly
general meetings. We usually meet the
first Thursday of each month although February's
meeting will be on the second Thursday because
the first one is Groundhog Day. We meet at
8 a.m.
at M&M Family Diner, 34
West Main St. The next meeting is
scheduled for Thursday,
February 9th at 8 a.m. To find out
what other items we will be working on at this
meeting, contact Sandra Ogle, LTC President, at
(740) 808-2665 (e-mail: commissioners@co.hocking.oh.us). Please, join the
discussions. Everyone is welcome! At a gathering hosted by Logan Town Center, Logan native Aaron Ogle presented information that will be helpful to the redevelopment and revitalization of Logan's historic neighborhoods as well as information on some of the most current uses of technology. Aaron is a software developer at Azavea, a GIS software development firm based in Philadelphia, PA and the lead developer of walkshed.org. At Azavea, he specializes in using geographic and web technologies to build solutions of social value. A Logan native, he graduated salutatorian from Logan High School in 1998 and summa cum laude from Harding University in 2002. Besides being a tech geek, he is an advocate for walkable and sustainable communities, an amateur theologian, a runner, a reader, a husband, and a dad. To view the slide-show that Aaron used with his presentation, click here. (This is a large (6 mb) pdf file.) Contact: Carol Mackey CMC Real Estate Group 44 W. Main Street 740-380-1555 614-329-2308 (cell) e-mail: mackey@cmcrealestategroup.com www.cmcrealestategroup.com Currently a
committee chaired by Nick Bellar is working on
downtown design guidelines and possible changes
to the zoning code. Contact: Nick
Bellar We are beginning
to implement a second blog, this
one to help us exchange ideas and information
in developing our plans, programs and
individual projects. There is a link to 2nd
Blog in the left hand column of this page and
our other Main Street Program pages.
Check out the posts, look at other
vollunteers' comments and add your own
comments. If you are
unfamiliar with commenting on blog entries or
posting an entry, go to our blog help page. Heritage Ohio has offered Logan Town Center advice on creating and updating our downtown strategy and action plan as the third step in a Roadmap to Revitalization. To see Step 3. Creating a Downtown Strategy & Action Plan , click here. For the entire Roadmap to Revitalization in a  pdf
version (164kb) , click
here.To read or print our current strategic plan in a
pdf version (380kb), click
here.To see our current 1-year action plan, click here. For more information on the recommendations of Heritage Ohio's Downtown Assesment Resource Team (DART) and the ideas suggested by participants in the visioning session during the DART visit, click here. An additional
way to help is to become a member of Logan
Town Center or to make a financial
contribution. For more information,
see our membership form.
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