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The following figures represent the vision boards and the data collected from the
community feedback. The bulleted points below each vision board summarize the comments
collected from the engagement events as well as from the feedback cards distributed throughout
the Feasibility Study time period.

HISTORIC DISPLAYS

Figure 28: Dot Voting Activity: Historic Display Mood Board

• The inclusion of Town history, presented in a visual timeline, is very important.
• Community members greatly liked the idea of an interactive, tactile display that would offer
appeal to younger residents.
• Most importantly, the feeling was that the Community Center needs to link East and West
Berlin.
• Have the display flow throughout the building, not just housed in a single room or section.
o Include historical information in external spaces too.
• Displays should be interactive.
o Displays should be easily updated – locally produced videos, touch screens, tactile.
• Include section on how government works so that residents know how to be involved in local
and higher government levels.
• History of both East and West Berlin
• Include portions about ancestry and possibly a way to research one’s family.
• Include a portion dedicated to music and the arts in the area.

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