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Chattanooga Housing Authority seeks community input on One Westside project branding

Staff file photo by Matt Hamilton / Area residents participate in a groundbreaking ceremony for a One Westside project to replace College Hill Courts.
Staff file photo by Matt Hamilton / Area residents participate in a groundbreaking ceremony for a One Westside project to replace College Hill Courts.

The Chattanooga Housing Authority is seeking the public’s help with branding a mixed-income community being developed on the Westside.

A community survey asks participants to pick between four logos and color scheme concepts, as well as potential taglines for the upcoming neighborhood.

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The One Westside project, around the College Hill neighborhood, aims to replace over 600 aging public housing units while bringing new economic activity to the area. The seven-phase process — which is projected to be completed by 2032 — involves the construction of public and market-rate housing in the same developments so as to be indistinguishable from one another.

“People of different backgrounds will live as neighbors … opportunity is built into the fabric of this special place,” Jim Levine, chair of the authority’s board, said in a press release announcing the survey. “The name and identity of this community should reflect that vision, and we want to hear from the people who will shape it.”