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The 2008 South Moreland Avenue Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study presents essential findings and recommendations. The study outlines strategies for improving infrastructure, upgrading community spaces, and fostering economic growth along the South Moreland Avenue corridor. The plan prioritizes enhancements to the livability of the South Moreland Avenue Corridor and surrounding neighborhoods. More |
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The 2017 City of Smyrna Spring Rd Corridor Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Master Plan outlines key strategies for revitalization, emphasizing market trends, infrastructure needs, and development potential. It aims to enhance economic growth and community connectivity, fostering sustainable development along the Spring Rd Corridor. More |
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The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) allocates federal funds for use in the construction of the highest-priority projects in the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP), the long-term transportation vision for the 20-county region. More |
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The 2015 Town Center Area Community Improvement District (CID) Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Plan Update reviews progress and outlines recommendations for the Town Center. The plan focuses on infrastructure enhancements, community needs, and economic strategies to improve connectivity and vitality, ensuring a vibrant area for residents and visitors. More |
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The 2015 Town Center Area Community Improvement District (CID) Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Executive Summary highlights findings and recommendations for the Town Center. The plan focuses on community needs, infrastructure improvements, and economic strategies to enhance connectivity and vitality, ensuring the area remains a vibrant hub. More |
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The 2004 Upper Westside Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Appendix outlines critical insights and proposals. The appendix contains feedback from various public involvement meetings held. Focus groups were created to collect public participant’s comments and provide opportunities for continued engagement for the Upper Westside area. More |
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The 2004 Upper Westside Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Executive Summary highlights key findings and recommendations. The summary presents strategies for infrastructure upgrades, community space enhancements, and economic revitalization in the Upper Westside area. More |
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The 2004 Upper Westside Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study presents essential findings and recommendations. The study outlines strategies for infrastructure improvements, community space upgrades, and economic development in the Upper Westside area. This plan reflects the community’s vision for housing, economic development, transportation, land use and zoning, urban design and area character, and real estate development. More |
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The 2009 Upper Westside Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) 5-Year Update reviews progress and adjusts strategies from the original 2004 LCI study. The study includes recommendations for continued infrastructure enhancements, community space improvements, and economic growth in the Upper Westside area. More |
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The 2009 Vine City Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) study outlines key findings and recommendations. The study details strategies for infrastructure improvements, community development, and economic growth in the Vine City and Washington Park area. More |
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The 2001 City of Atlanta West End Historic District Livable Center Initiative (LCI) outlines strategies for preserving historic character while enhancing infrastructure, community spaces, and local economic development in the West End Historic District. More |
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The 2005 Historic West End Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Implementation Plan Update reviews progress and updates strategies for preserving historic character, improving infrastructure, and boosting community development in the Historic West End area. More |
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The 2006 West Lake MARTA Station Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) study presents strategies for development around the station. The study focuses on improving infrastructure, enhancing transit connectivity, and stimulating economic growth in the West Lake area. This study assists the community in defining their vision and creating a master plan to improve the quality of life in the station area and nearby neighborhoods. More |
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