Downtown design plan to be outlined at upcoming meeting

Posted: Sunday, February 16, 2014 12:00 am

By MAUNETTE LOEKS
New Media Editor

Star Herald

City officials are hoping to hear additional input from the public as plans for a downtown landscaping project are finalized.

Consultants from Dropseed Studios, of Omaha, were in Scottsbluff on Jan. 7 and Jan. 8 to gather public input and ideas as the City of Scottsbluff continues downtown revitalization efforts. Business owners and residents were able to visit with consultants and participate in open houses as the consultants gathered information to use for a design.

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