Meet at a significant, neutral, public location. The community must have a shared vision or goal. Keep discussing, debating, brainstorming, and communicating until the entire group shares a vision. If you cannot agree, special interest groups will move ahead in different directions, compete with other groups, and nothing will happen. Time and Talent Everyone has something they can contribute to a project.
Some people have special or unique talents, and others have spare time.
Each person can make a difference. Achieving the four steps above greatly increase your chances of being awarded grant money or other available funding. Reductions of all the drawings are included in this report. We also hope that our stay in Cotter energized community members enough to see the potential of the Region's future. The City must hire design professionals to further develop these ideas before any sort of construction can begin.