"Metro Detroit: Re-Discovering Community By Re-Defining Resources"
The "Metro Detroit: Re-Discovering Community By Re-Defining Resources" Conference is designed to
be proactive in stabilizing the various communities within Metropolitan Detroit. Few will disagree that one of the
most stabilizing elements to any neighborhood is community cohesion through relationship building. This is
usually created through human interaction over time. The Conference focuses on the ideas and principles
most suited for creating the climate and environment for relationships to grow. The relationship between
resident to resident, community to business, business to business and business to government all factor into
strengthening neighborhoods and communities. The Conference will give the participants an opportunity to
create comprehensive plans stabilizing the various communities within Metro Detroit. In essence, the
Conference empowers the participants to take control of the communities in which they exist.
The Benefits of the Conference
There are many benefits to participating in a project of this magnitude, but the following are the most prevalent.
1) Improved Neighborhoods Reflective of the Community’s Ideas: The Conference allows and
offers each participating entity an opportunity to influence and create the communities in which they desire to
live. The ideas often ignored in the past can now come to fruition by creating comprehensive collaborative
plans reflective of the ideas and needs of those most impacted by the decisions; residents and entities within
the area.
2) Pooling and Sharing of Resources: Oftentimes, community development efforts have been the sole
responsibility of the originator of the idea. The Conference offers participants an opportunity to build
relationships that will begin to share financial, human and intellectual resources to create viable solutions for
issues within the various areas throughout the city.
3) Community Confidence Building: The Conference builds hope. It builds hope by providing the
necessary organizational outlet to address the issues impacting residents throughout the city. Conference
participants will effectively create plans for improving the neighborhoods, based on the input of neighborhood
residents.
4) Improved Working Relationships: By participating in the Conference, participants will develop
working relationships that are easily transferable into other areas requiring group efforts.
What is Being Requested?
As community stakeholders, Central Place Planning Professionals, LLC and MJ DevCo, LLC recognizes various
groups as viable and stable representatives of the community and its re-stabilization efforts. As a result, the two
companies has created the Conference to formalize the positive attributes historically associated with religious
institutions and other community organizations. The firm requests the following from you:
1) Formalized Participation in the Conference: We are group participation, within a defined area, work with
other groups for the purpose of creating common goals and objectives for stabilization and growth efforts within
the community.
2) Shared Responsibility for Plan Creation and Implementation: Both sponsoring companies are
requesting the human, intellectual and financial resources of each religious institution to share in the creation
and implementation of the stabilization plans.
Moving Forward
Central Place Planning Professionals, LLC and MJ DevCo, LLC are currently scheduling a host of meetings to
discuss, in detail, the Conference.
CONFERENCE SUMMARY AGENDA
*Organizational Structure and Approach to Implementation
*The Mission
*Goals and Objectives
GOAL 1
To develop a collectively accepted definition of “Community” and what communities are and how to attain the
types of communities desired.
GOAL 2
To define “Resource” and where and how to attain the existing resources within the community.
GOAL 3
To begin to coordinate group efforts for community stabilization and growth.
Our schedule of meetings is planned to start in January 13, 2010. If there are any questions or concerns,
please contact our conference number at (313) 427-2321. A representative will be contacting you soon to
forward specific details of the meeting to verify participation.
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting and working with you to improve our community.
be proactive in stabilizing the various communities within Metropolitan Detroit. Few will disagree that one of the
most stabilizing elements to any neighborhood is community cohesion through relationship building. This is
usually created through human interaction over time. The Conference focuses on the ideas and principles
most suited for creating the climate and environment for relationships to grow. The relationship between
resident to resident, community to business, business to business and business to government all factor into
strengthening neighborhoods and communities. The Conference will give the participants an opportunity to
create comprehensive plans stabilizing the various communities within Metro Detroit. In essence, the
Conference empowers the participants to take control of the communities in which they exist.
The Benefits of the Conference
There are many benefits to participating in a project of this magnitude, but the following are the most prevalent.
1) Improved Neighborhoods Reflective of the Community’s Ideas: The Conference allows and
offers each participating entity an opportunity to influence and create the communities in which they desire to
live. The ideas often ignored in the past can now come to fruition by creating comprehensive collaborative
plans reflective of the ideas and needs of those most impacted by the decisions; residents and entities within
the area.
2) Pooling and Sharing of Resources: Oftentimes, community development efforts have been the sole
responsibility of the originator of the idea. The Conference offers participants an opportunity to build
relationships that will begin to share financial, human and intellectual resources to create viable solutions for
issues within the various areas throughout the city.
3) Community Confidence Building: The Conference builds hope. It builds hope by providing the
necessary organizational outlet to address the issues impacting residents throughout the city. Conference
participants will effectively create plans for improving the neighborhoods, based on the input of neighborhood
residents.
4) Improved Working Relationships: By participating in the Conference, participants will develop
working relationships that are easily transferable into other areas requiring group efforts.
What is Being Requested?
As community stakeholders, Central Place Planning Professionals, LLC and MJ DevCo, LLC recognizes various
groups as viable and stable representatives of the community and its re-stabilization efforts. As a result, the two
companies has created the Conference to formalize the positive attributes historically associated with religious
institutions and other community organizations. The firm requests the following from you:
1) Formalized Participation in the Conference: We are group participation, within a defined area, work with
other groups for the purpose of creating common goals and objectives for stabilization and growth efforts within
the community.
2) Shared Responsibility for Plan Creation and Implementation: Both sponsoring companies are
requesting the human, intellectual and financial resources of each religious institution to share in the creation
and implementation of the stabilization plans.
Moving Forward
Central Place Planning Professionals, LLC and MJ DevCo, LLC are currently scheduling a host of meetings to
discuss, in detail, the Conference.
CONFERENCE SUMMARY AGENDA
*Organizational Structure and Approach to Implementation
*The Mission
*Goals and Objectives
GOAL 1
To develop a collectively accepted definition of “Community” and what communities are and how to attain the
types of communities desired.
GOAL 2
To define “Resource” and where and how to attain the existing resources within the community.
GOAL 3
To begin to coordinate group efforts for community stabilization and growth.
Our schedule of meetings is planned to start in January 13, 2010. If there are any questions or concerns,
please contact our conference number at (313) 427-2321. A representative will be contacting you soon to
forward specific details of the meeting to verify participation.
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting and working with you to improve our community.
Conference Registration Form
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