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Bluegrass Tomorrow is central Kentucky's regional planning organization. We are a regional coalition of business, farming, development and preservation interests dedicated to promoting coordinated growth and preservation planning for the fourteen-county central Bluegrass region of Kentucky. Our goal is to maintain the highest quality of life and economic vitality that distinguishes the Bluegrass region.

At Bluegrass Tomorrow, we seek to unite the efforts of public, private and corporate citizens of Anderson, Bourbon, Boyle, Clark, Fayette, Franklin, Garrard, Harrison, Jessamine, Madison, Mercer, Montgomery, Scott, and Woodford Counties - now one metropolitan area -- to achieve regional solutions that enable the central Bluegrass to build a strong and efficient economy which respects the tradition of livable and distinct communities, surrounded by beautiful greenbelts of productive farmland and rich natural areas.

Well-developed. Well-preserved.

You've heard the arguments. One side says, "the Bluegrass region should grow as much as it can. It's just good business." The other says, "Growth is destroying everything that makes the Bluegrass attractive."

And squarely in the middle stands Bluegrass Tomorrow. A coalition of concerned citizens and business people who understand that balancing these two sides is the key to a better Bluegrass.

We are a resource for citizens, planners and community leaders who share a similar long-term vision of what our region should (and shouldn't) look like in the future. We know that efficient, responsible and carefully planned growth will result in a Bluegrass our children will cherish. We will take these six vision principles to the next level---implementing them in our own communities.

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P.O. Box 34185 | Lexington, KY 40503 | 859-277-9614
Bluegrass Tomorrow (Tax ID #61-1160137) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
Any and all contributions are tax deductible.

Saturday, July 04, 2009