Last June, the City of Broussard embarked on a multi-day “charrette” bringing together residents and the many other stakeholders interested in creating a plan for Broussard’s Downtown and Main Street Corridor reconstruction.

After working closely with the City for the past six months, the consulting team is excited to release the complete “City of Broussard Main Street Corridor Master Plan”.  This document illustrates the vision for the Downtown and Main Street Corridor, charting a course for the many decisions that are still to come as we implement the plan.

Join us on the evening of March 2 at the Ballroom where B&A’s team lead Geoff Dyer will present the plan and answer any questions that arise. 

The City of Broussard, with assistance from the Lafayette Economic Development Authority (LEDA), has engaged the services of B&A Planning Group to coordinate a charrette for developing a master plan for Broussard’s Main Street and historic downtown.

A charrette is an intensive, interdisciplinary, and publicly inclusive design session that works onsite with public officials, consultants, stakeholders, landowners, and the public to produce a vision for development. This public planning process will take place June 3-6 and will include two public meetings.

Leading the team for this charrette is urban designer Geoff Dyer, who was previously the first Director of Design and subsequent CEO for Lafayette’s Downtown Development Authority, where he continues to finalize a downtown master plan along with the recent completion of a master plan for Lafayette’s Oil Center.

The public events for this charrette will be an opening reception on the evening of June 3 and a final presentation on the evening of June 6. The Ballroom of Broussard has donated the space for these events. More information will be posted to the City of Broussard’s Facebook page and www.cityofbroussard.com.