Welcome to Downtown Holtville!

The City is working diligently to revitalize our Downtown. Currently, we are developing a Downtown Master Plan, Downtown Design Guidelines, and Form-Based Codes which are intended to encourage development and create a visual identity that is unique and fitting for the City of Holtville.

On behalf of the entire City Council I would like to invite you to the City’s Hands-On Community Design Charrette, a participative process where all members of the community work directly with a design team. This Charrette is only as valuable as the information that we receive from you, the citizens of Holtville. I believe that your opinion is of great value and that you have a unique vision of what our City should look like. Therefore, I'm personally requesting your attendance at this Charrette and asking you to share your opinion with your neighbors and friends.

Sincerely,

Richard Layton
Mayor

Charrette Master Plan & Renderings

Existing Aerial

Proposed Downtown Holtville Master Plan

Existing Aerial Perspective

Proposed Downtown Holtville Aerial Perspective

Charrette Photos

Below are photos of the charrette team working on the final presenation materials.

Holtville Existing Conditions Analysis

Below are some of the analysis graphics from the charrette.

Regional Context: Holtivlle is set in the Imperial Valley in Southern California.

Historical Images of Holtville

Holtville Existing Conditions

Hands-On community Design Workshop

Stakeholder Meeting

Stakeholder meeting

Holtville Today

Holtville City Hall

Holt Park

Holtville Aerial (Date 2005)

Downtown Holtville Historical Photos

Downtown Holtville

Historic Photo of Downtown Holtville - Date Unknown


Main Street Holtville

Historic Photo of Main Street Holtville - Date Unknown

Opening Presentation Notes and Photos

DAY 1 - OPENING PRESENTATION

The following notes and comments are from the Opening Presentation:

Questions & Comments

1. "We need to start thinking ahead" - Laura Fischer, Holtville City Manager

2. Most loved parts of Holtville

a. Parks

b. Hot springs (however, City doesn't promote)

c. Neighborhoods

3. Who is going to pay for this new development?

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