The Downtown Neighborhood Action Committee (DNAC) meets on the fourth (4th) Wednesday of each month at 5 p.m. in the Lewiston City Hall Administrative Conference Room (1st floor), 27 Pine Street, unless there is a schedule conflict.
                                                             Meetings for 2013
                                                                        June 26th
                                                             July 24th
                                                             August 28th
                                                             September 25th
                                                             October 23rd
                                                             November 20th (3rd Wednesday)
                                                             December 18th (3rd Wednesday)


The purpose of the Downtown Neighborhood Action Committee is to promote and foster improvement in the Lewiston's downtown residential neighborhood through: (1) support of the Downtown Neighborhood Action Plan; (2) overall residential development and neighborhood-appropriate economic development in the downtown residential neighborhood; (3) improved relationships between the City of Lewiston and downtown residents, property owners, and stakeholders; and (4) public policy leadership in support of a vital downtown neighborhood.  DNAC Amended By-Laws.

The Downtown Neighborhood Action Plan is intended to facilitate and foster broader, more creative interaction and discussion surrounding Lewiston's downtown neighborhood. The plan will serve as a foundation for ongoing dialogue, efforts, and commitment for the betterment of the community.

During plan creation, residents were engaged in the process of community and economic development as it looked at the needs, desires, and challenges for Lewiston's downtown residential community. The plan is designed to address overall residential quality of life in downtown Lewiston, including both the physical issues (housing, streets, parks, transportation, etc.) and the underlying socio-economic issues that are integral to the experience of downtown living. While soliciting input from key stakeholder groups, the Downtown Neighborhood Task Force simultaneously surveyed the physical landscape of the downtown residential neighborhood and inventoried what actually exists within its boundaries. Both the interactive and survey facets of this work were essential in order to better understand where Lewiston's downtown neighborhood stands today and where it might go from here. 

AGENDAS
AGENDA - May 11, 2011
AGENDA - July 6, 2011
AGENDA - August 24, 2011
AGENDA - September 28, 2011
AGENDA - October 26, 2011
AGENDA - November 30, 2011
AGENDA - January 4, 2012
AGENDA - August 22, 2012
AGENDA - September 26, 2012
AGENDA - November 28, 2012
AGENDA - January 23, 2013
AGENDA - April 24, 2013

MINUTES
MINUTES - April 27, 2011
MINUTES - June 1, 2011
MINUTES - July 6, 2011
MINUTES - July 27, 2011
MINUTES - August 24, 2011
MINUTES - September 28, 2011
MINUTES - October 26, 2011
MINUTES - November 9, 2011 - Park Planning - Not Regular Meeting
MINUTES - November 30, 2011
MINUTES - January 25, 2012
MINUTES - February 22, 2012
MINUTES - March 28, 2012
MINUTES - May 9, 2012
MINUTES - July 25, 2012
MINUTES - November 28, 2012
MINUTES - March 14, 2013

Seven Regular Committee Members Appointed by the Mayor:

Landlord Representative- Adilah Muhammad, Chairperson
Lewiston Resident (Outside Study Area) – Jennifer Gendron Carleton, Vice-Chairperson
Lewiston Resident (Outside Study Area) – Brian Banton
Study Area Resident/ Visible Community Representative - Corbin Lichtinger
Study Area Resident Representative - Barbara Rankins
Study Area Business Representative - Maurice Landry
CDBG Committee Representative – Tina O'Connell
Ex- Officio Members Appointed by the Mayor:

Craig Saddlemire, City Councilor
Kevin Morissette – Planning Board

City Staff: 

Gil Arsenault, Director of Planning and Code Enforcement,