Tag: Five Wounds Brookwood Terrace

• Terry Christensen Thanks Supporters: Five Wounds Urban Village Plans Approved

  

  Let’s celebrate a win for Community Planning in San Jose! On November 19th, the San Jose City Council unanimously approved four urban village plans developed for the Five Wounds/Brookwood Terrace neighborhoods. Below is a letter of thanks from Terry Christensen, founding Executive Director of CommUniverCity who first spearheaded our Urban Villages work:

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  November 21, 2013

  Neighborhood Revitalization, News, Newsletters and Media, Pathways: Friends of FiveWounds/Brookwood Terrace (FWBT) Trail, Terry Christensen, Urban Villages

  Community Planning, Five Wounds Brookwood Terrace, Friends of Five Wounds Trail, Terry Christensen, Urban Villages

• City Council Vote on Five Wounds Plan Postponed

  

  Just this Wednesday, the San José Mercury News reported that Mayor Chuck Reed asked to postpone the City Council vote to approve the Five Wounds Village Plan, a vote that was originally set for last Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013.  This announcement comes after the Five Wounds Village Plan was unanimously approved on September 25th by…

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  October 25, 2013

  Beth Martin, Pathways: Friends of FiveWounds/Brookwood Terrace (FWBT) Trail

  Five Wounds Brookwood Terrace, Five Wounds Villages, Mayor Chuck Reed, Urban Villages

• Volunteers Removed 55 Bags of Trash from the Five Wounds Trail

  

    Happy Trails! Last Saturday, our Pathways: Friends of Five Wounds/ Brookwood Terrace (FWBT) Trails cleaned up the Five Wounds Trail along Coyote Creek thanks to the partnership of organizations including Clean Creeks, Healthy Communities, Save Our Trails, and the Downtown Streets Team. 34 volunteers collaborated to clean up the southern part of the Five Wounds…

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  August 6, 2013

  Neighborhood Revitalization, Pathways: Friends of FiveWounds/Brookwood Terrace (FWBT) Trail

  City of San José, Clean Creeks, Coyote Creek Trail, Downtown Streets Team, Five Wounds Brookwood Terrace, Friends of FWBT Trail, fwbt, Graffiti, Healthy Communities, Homeless, neighborhood revitalization, Santa Clara County District 2, Santa Clara Valley Water District, Save Our Trails, Trail, Trail Clean Up, Trash