Small businesses, small town vibe, active local community, dedication to green space, murals and artwork, history, walkability, charm.

What I love about dwntwn CH is the Mayberry-like vibe it exudes, lending itself to nostalgic memories of a time gone by that people long 4.

I love the green spaces near Downtown Cedar Hill. I hope any new businesses coming to the area aim to preserve them.

We moved to Cedar Hill for its scenic views, small town feels, and their growing downtown. I love the festivals hosted in downtown.

I love the mural and artwork that has popped up over the last few years! Would love to see more artwork

I love the welcoming feel of the businesses there. We need more spots to sit and enjoy a coffee or pastry .need more food options

My favorite thing about downtown Cedar Hill is the tradition and history that exists while also noticing changes towards adaptation to today

There is a dance studio that I go to plus some restaurants and coffee shops.

I love the history, the quaintness, the walkability. Build upon and revitalize existing structures that give charm to downtown CH.

Honestly, I don't do much in downtown CH. I visit Babe's and grab a pizza, but nothing else unless you consider the new library Downtown.

I love all of the community events. The local businesses are so unique.

The natural beauty, engagement opportunities

Somewhere with a view of the area from up high. Maybe it's just a tower with stairs, an elevator, and a view of the green hills and antennas

Become more of an evening/night destination. Small businesses that are open late. Lighting. Safe parking. Keep the small town vibe.

Highlight some of the history. Informative plaques or signs at important places, even information at some large old trees.

Support existing small businesses (don't lose the charm) and bring in more small businesses that complement the current vibe.

Parking solutions, more public gathering space (preferably green), build up the charm & character, more artwork, water fountains & restrooms

I would love to see retail similar to Spice Village in Waco, Texas. Spice Village is a collection of unique shops under one roof.

Places where I/my family can get quick takeout or a dessert and sit in an open space with beautiful aesthetics to enjoy it.

No decisions should be made that hurt the people who have built wonderful business that we enjoy in our neighborhood.

It needs more public seating like benches or tables so we can walk around and hang out after we visit the shops and restaurants

More restaurants, shops, and a bar or two. It should be a place to hang out in the evening. Perhaps look to other cities like McKinney

I would like small parks /greenspace in downtown to provide welcoming spaces for all ages

More walk ability, restaurants, niche small shops, night lighting, areas to sit and chat