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Blueprint
Houston Underwriters
Futurist
Barry
Goodman
The Goodman Corporation
Ed Wulfe
Wulfe and Company
Planner
Steve
Beard
HDR
Doer
Daniel
Barnum, FAIA
HBL Architects
Roberta F. Burroughs
Roberta Burroughs and Associates
Sheila Condon
Clark Condon Associates
Jim Dannenbaum
Dannenbaum Engineering
Rey de la Reza, FAIA
RDLR Architects
Jack Drake
Greenspoint Management District
Donald Glenn
RS&H
Guy Hagstette, FAIA
Consultant
Stephen Klineberg, PhD.
Rice University
Wayne Klotz
Klotz Engineering
Bill Neuhaus, FAIA
Studio Red Architects
Joe Webb, AIA
Webb Architects
Citizen
Keiji
Asakura
Asakura Robinson
Peter Brown, FAIA
Better Houston
Rogene Gee Calvert
Outreach Strategists
John Guess
The Guess Group
Patricia K. Joiner
Knudson, LLP
James Hill, AIA
Civic Design
Clark Lord
Bracewell Guiliani
Rene Martinez
Tejano Center for Community Concerns
Jackie Mayhorn
Super Neighborhood Council
Michael McEnany, AIA
Architect
Howard Merrill, AIA
RDLR Architects
Michael McEnany, AIA
Architect
Robert Muhammad
NTE Planning Consultant
Martha Murphree, Hon. AIA
Blueprint Houston
Theola Petteway
OST/Almeda Authority
Randhir Sahni, AIA
Llewellyn-Davies Sahni
Jonathan Smulian
Urban Planner
Gary Trietsch, PE
Dannenbaum Engineering
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Walkable,
mixed-use centers at all scales surrounded by affordable,
accessible,
diverse neighborhoods with parks near all homes |
Citizens’
Vision for Houston’s Future
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A
diverse city of opportunity where we live in harmony in
a healthy environment.
Choices for home, work, and play in healthy and beautiful
neighborhoods with self-determination.
Sustainable prosperity and development that balances economy,
community, and environment.
Coordinated land use and transportation plans to create
andmaintain a high level of access for all.
A government that is wise, efficient, accountable, and
creative.
An educated and skilled workforce, with lifelong educatonal
opportunities.
A vibrant, internationally recognized center of artistic
and cultural excellence.
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| PRINCIPLES
FOR A GENERAL PLAN
This document outlines a vision and
a set of principles and goals based on citizen values
in the City of Houston. It was developed over a period
of eight years as the basis for a General Plan for Houston’s
Future. It was distilled from several years of public
visioning processes and a scientific survey of likely
voters.
The need for a true General Plan is clear. It would
serve as a management tool that city government, city
departments, developers, business leaders, and citizens
could use as they make infrastructure and other investment
decisions.
A General Plan for the City’s future is consistently
supported by 83% of respondents in the Houston Area
Survey, which was last conducted in February 2009 by
Dr. Stephen Klineberg of the Rice University Sociology
Department. It is also required by law in Chapter 33
of the City’s Code of Ordinances.
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Blueprint Houston is a 501c3 tax-exempt
organization and is eligible to
receive deductible contributions.
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