Seeking your input for a Greater Madison Vision

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Over the next 25 years the greater Madison region is expected to  grow by another 150,000 people. Help develop a shared vision and plan to guide public and private decisions about this growth through a unique online survey.
A Greater Madison Vision will develop a shared vision and plan to guide public and private decisions about how the region grows, to foster exceptional quality of life, economic opportunity and a healthy environment for all. This is a project of the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission.
The Greater Madison Vision survey gathers your input about housing, transportation, governance, and environmental concerns, and presents four alternative futures. Anyone high school age or older who lives, works or visits in Dane County is encouraged to complete the 10-minute survey at greatermadisonvision.com before November 12.

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