Quality of Life Plan
Thanks to the support of the Zilber Family Foundation through the Zilber Neighborhood Initiative, the Layton
Boulevard West neighborhood's spent 2011 working with neighbors and partners to create a vision for the
future of the neighborhood. This vision is captured in the neighborhood Quality of Life Plan. The highlights
document, showing the key strategies and components of the plan, was unveiled at the 2011 Layton
Boulevard West Annual Gathering. The full plan was released at the end of January 2012. This plan
represents the hard work and dedication of over 250 neighbors and partners working together to make our
neighborhoods even greater than they already are.
Boulevard West neighborhood's spent 2011 working with neighbors and partners to create a vision for the
future of the neighborhood. This vision is captured in the neighborhood Quality of Life Plan. The highlights
document, showing the key strategies and components of the plan, was unveiled at the 2011 Layton
Boulevard West Annual Gathering. The full plan was released at the end of January 2012. This plan
represents the hard work and dedication of over 250 neighbors and partners working together to make our
neighborhoods even greater than they already are.
Click on the image to the left to download the full Layton Boulevard
West Neighborhood Quality of Life Plan.
West Neighborhood Quality of Life Plan.
Click on the image to the left to download the Layton Boulevard West
Neighborhood Quality of Life Plan Highlights document. This includes
the seven strategies, the eleven catalytic projects, and the
neighborhood map.
Neighborhood Quality of Life Plan Highlights document. This includes
the seven strategies, the eleven catalytic projects, and the
neighborhood map.
Click on the image to the left to download the Layton Boulevard West
neighborhood map highlighting much of what the Silver City, Burnham
Park, and Layton Park neighborhoods have to offer.
neighborhood map highlighting much of what the Silver City, Burnham
Park, and Layton Park neighborhoods have to offer.
| Layton Boulevard West Neighbors Inc., Sacred Heart Center 1545 S. Layton Boulevard Suite 506 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53215 414-383-9038 |
Click on the link below to take this very unscientific survey on neighborhood names. We want to know
more about how you refer to the place you live. When someone asks where you live do you give a
neighborhood name? Cross streets? Side of town? Let us know so we can better understand how people
see and navigate Milwaukee and the Silver City, Burnham Park, and Layton Park neighborhoods.
more about how you refer to the place you live. When someone asks where you live do you give a
neighborhood name? Cross streets? Side of town? Let us know so we can better understand how people
see and navigate Milwaukee and the Silver City, Burnham Park, and Layton Park neighborhoods.
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The 14th Annual Milwaukee Awards for Neighborhood Development Innovation (MANDI) honored
LBWN Executive Director Charlotte John-Gomez, the 29th and Burnham Pocket Park, the Urban
Ecology Center in Silver City and ACTS Housing, which has an office in Layton Park. Check out the
videos below.
LBWN Executive Director Charlotte John-Gomez, the 29th and Burnham Pocket Park, the Urban
Ecology Center in Silver City and ACTS Housing, which has an office in Layton Park. Check out the
videos below.
Layton Boulevard West and neighborhood partners receive top honors
Charlotte John-Gomez
Winner, Northern Trust Navigator Award
Winner, Northern Trust Navigator Award
29th and Burnham Park
Finalist, Brewers Community Foundation Public Space Award
Finalist, Brewers Community Foundation Public Space Award
Urban Ecology Center, Silver City
Finalist, State Farm Building Blocks Award
Finalist, State Farm Building Blocks Award
ACTS Housing, Layton Park
Finalist, BMO Harris Bank Cornerstone Award
Finalist, BMO Harris Bank Cornerstone Award
