- Balance between preservation of old houses and new ones (2)
- Preservation of existing mansions
- Fair and equitable housing ordinances
- Maintain attractive housing for homebuyers
- Housing - preservation along with a condo evaluation for elderly
- Impact of demographics on housing
- Preserve existing estates and green space through tighter housing controls and lot requirements
- Condos for empty nesters to move to
- Affordability of homes for potential new comers
- Maintain older homes
- Protecting historical homes
- Planning for land - minimum size of lots
- Conservation easements to protect large lots
- Care of aging houses
- Need for affordable family restaurants in Oakwood
- Development of upscale condos
Demographics (18):
- Diversity (3)
- Diversity in neighborhoods and schools
- Diversity of population - image
- Enhance diversity in community
- Encouraging diversity on all levels
- Too much focus on diversity
- Fundamental lifestyle dilemma (2)
- Accommodating aging and teen populations
- Need to maintain appeal of area to all age groups
- People leaving Oakwood
- Elderly community and residents
- Stronger roles for seniors in the community
- Socio-economic segregation
- Social issues of residents - lonely seniors
- Changing demographics
Other Development Issues (17):
- Maintenance of properties (2)
- Better zoning (2)
- Architectural review board (2)
- Maintaining Oakwood’s character (2)
- Plan review board
- Strategic planning with bordering communities and improve the area
- Guidelines for redevelopment of land and rehabilitation of existing structures while maintaining Oakwood’s integrity
- Perimeter of Oakwood including Sugar Camp
- Acquire land for space for some use
- Enhance parks/trees/homes
- Communications with UD on redevelopment of dorms
- UD student movement into Oakwood