Proctor District Neighborhood Plan

What’s Happening Now?

The Proctor Neighborhood Plan was adopted by the City Council in February 2024, and we are now working on implementation. More than 700 people voted to select the following implementation projects, which have now been completed:

• The Proctor District Association worked with local businesses to replace sick trees throughout the district
• Proctor Blocks: Open Streets Events Series was held in summer 2024. Thank you to our amazing partners for hosting events, including La Paloma, Greentrike, Mason United Methodist Church, Proctor District Association, and the North End Neighborhood Council

Actions Tracking

Check out our actions tables to track our progress through implementation.

Proctor Neighborhood Plan: Timeline

We kicked off the Plan in Fall 2022 and finalized the plan in Winter 2024. We will continue to work with the community on implementation in 2025 and beyond.

• Fall 2022: Neighborhood profile and outreach
• Winter 2023: Evaluate existing conditions and propose recommendations
• Spring 2023: Plan implementation and identify resources
• Summer-Fall 2023: Finalize plan and develop a roadmap for implementation
• Winter 2024-2025: Council adoption and ongoing implementation

Proctor Neighborhood: Location and Profile

For this plan, we define “neighborhood” as the Mixed-Use Center and the surrounding residential neighborhood. These boundaries may be adjusted during the planning process, but it is important to include public amenities (such as parks and schools) that service the core neighborhood.

Proctor Neighborhood: Project Funding

The Neighborhood Planning Program provides funding for technical support by a consultant team and some prioritized implementation, including $50,000 to support the implementation of the Community Booster Projects. Major projects will be accomplished through partnerships between the City and its partners, as well as additional fundraising.