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"We have no common vision," said resident Bob Messer in his group's presentation during
Friday's session. "As long as we squabble among ourselves instead of sharing a common vision,
we'll lose (our quality way of life) piece by piece."
Ms. Burson suggested the city step up mowing and landscaping schedules and eliminate
billboards, especially near the State Road 50 and Garden Street exits from Interstate 95 where
visitors get their first impression of Titusville.
Another priority with many residents is preservation of green space, especially along the
riverfront.
Recommendations included a trail connecting the entire riverfront and more small parks for
fishing and relaxation.
A walkway through the center of the city was also an option, along with multiple connections to
the recently purchased rails-to-trails route.
The visioning session results will be analyzed and presented to the City Council and eventually
added to Titusville's comprehensive plan, said senior planner Courtney Harris.
The comprehensive plan is a state-approved outline of a city's zoning, building standards and
future plans.
For information on the visioning process or to submit suggestions or read comments from other
residents, visit www.titusvillevision.com.
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