The front yard

Main Level: looking from the kitchen into the dining and living rooms.

Main Level: looking from the living room into the dining room, toward the kitchen. The room off to the left could be a bedroom, an office, etc.

Looking into the kitchen.

Main Level: Bathroom just off the kitchen

Second Floor: Master Bedroom with walk in closet

Bedroom

Bedroom

Lots of backyard space

This open house is an opportunity for the public to learn more about the initiative and share their thoughts on what should be included in its urban form/transportation content area, said Connie Spellman, director of Omaha by Design.

The evening will kick off with a presentation by Mark Fuhrmann, deputy general manager of Metro Transit in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Fuhrmann is the project director of the Northstar commuter rail project, Minnesota’s first commuter rail service that’s set to open in late 2009. He also serves as project director for the Central Corridor light-rail project, which will connect downtown St. Paul with downtown Minneapolis via the state capitol and the University of Minnesota.

Fuhrmann’s presentation will be followed by a brief overview of issues associated with urban form/transportation and an information open house. An information station for each of the urban form/transportation components will be set up. Members of the Urban Form/Transportation Advisory Committee and city staff will be available at each station to answer questions and record comments.

Those who attend the meeting are encouraged to walk, cycle, carpool or take the bus. Metro Area Transit Routes 15, 18 and 55 pick up and drop off five blocks north of the Durham at 10th and Farnam. For more information on the bus schedule, visit www.metroareatransit.com.

For more information, contact Omaha by Design at 402.554.4010 or info@omahabydesign.org.

Thursday, April 30, 2009
6:30 - 8 p.m.

Location

Durham Museum

801 S. 10th St

Omaha, NE 68108

This article was taken directly from www.destinationmidtown.org