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The 203 Project
You may be asking, "What exactly is The 203 Project?"
This project will be the future home of the of the Town’s Recreation and Parks Department, the Orange County Southern Branch Library, the newly relocated ArtsCenter, WCOM and much more! The 203 Project is a combined effort that will offer a community based facility that will provide opportunities for education, art, and togetherness. This building will be accessible to all individuals and will enhance the quality of life in our area.
The 203 Project is seeking the public's input!
Remaining Sessions:
August 4, 2018
Carrboro Town Hall
301 West Main St., Carrboro NC
12-2pm
August 4, 2018
Oasis of Love Tabernacle of Faith
8005 Rogers Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
4-6pm
Come meet your neighbors and dream big while we plan and design the future together!
Orange County Public Library / The ArtsCenter / WCOM / Carrboro Recreation & Parks
The agenda for these meetings will be tailored based upon the information gleaned from Workshops 1 & 2.
It might generally consists of:
- Project Scope and Process Overview Update
- Recap Stakeholder Workshop #2 Findings
- Program and Planning Scenario Presentation
- Storytelling through architecture and experience
- Parking + Mobility Strategy Update
- Project Progress Updates
Following the public workshops will be a series of public presentations to update stakeholders on the design process. The design team will work closely with the Project Steering Committee to schedule these presentations.
Click here to view previous meeting videos:
Background Information
In 2016, the Town began actively exploring development of the existing parking lot at 203 S. Greensboro Street in response to a request from Orange County to locate the new Orange County Southern Branch Library there. After completing a study of Town facilities conditions and the need for future space, as well as hearing of other compatible users, interest in building new space for Town and related uses was identified.