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The 2001 Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) City Center Study for Downtown Atlanta presents a vision for revitalizing the city center. The study includes strategies to enhance urban design, improve transportation, and boost economic development, aiming to create a vibrant and sustainable downtown area. The goal is to connect activity centers to each other, to an improved transportation infrastructure. More |
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The 2001 Blueprint Cumberland Strategic LCI Plan details strategies for regional development, infrastructure investment, and community revitalization. The LCI study offers insights to drive economic growth and improve livability, aiming to create a sustainable and connected Cumberland. More |
Archived |
11 MB |
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The 2001 Northlake LCI Activity Center Appendix offers detailed investment strategies for the area. It includes data analyses, community input, and guidelines for economic development and enhancing local amenities. More |
Archived |
16 MB |
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The 2001 City of Peachtree City GA 54 West Corridor LCI Study analyzes development potential along the GA 54 West corridor. The LCI emphasizes improving transportation, enhancing land use, and creating pedestrian-friendly environments to promote a vibrant and accessible community. More |
Archived |
65 KB |
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The 2001 Envision Marietta Downtown Master Plan outlines a comprehensive vision for revitalizing downtown Marietta. The master plan focuses on enhancing public spaces, improving infrastructure, and promoting economic growth to create a vibrant and engaging community. More |
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1 MB |
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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 2001 Canton Livable Centers Initiative Plan for the River Mill District Study area outlines strategies for revitalizing the district. The study focuses on enhancing infrastructure, improving public spaces, and promoting economic development in the River Mill area. More |
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The City of Stockbridge Highway 138 and North Henry Boulevard LCI Corridor study goals and proposed were formulated based on existing problems in the study area; available growth management solutions, as well as regional air quality goals provided by the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Regional Development Policies. More |
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The 2001 City of Morrow Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Master Plan details market trends, infrastructure needs, and development strategies. This plan provides a framework for economic growth and improved connectivity, focusing on revitalizing Morrow’s community and enhancing its regional role. More |
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The 2001 Forest Park Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study outlines strategic recommendations for revitalizing Forest Park. It focuses on upgrading infrastructure, enhancing public spaces, and promoting sustainable economic growth within the city. The study examines development of the Atlanta to Macon commuter rail line. More |
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The 2001 Douglasville LCI Study analyzes community needs and development opportunities. It emphasizes enhancing transportation, promoting mixed-use areas, and improving public spaces to foster a vibrant and sustainable environment. More |
Archived |
4 MB |
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This 2000 Chamblee LCI Study MARTA TOD evaluates transit-oriented development around the MARTA station. It offers recommendations for land use, infrastructure, and community engagement to enhance accessibility and create a vibrant environment for residents and visitors. More |
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2 MB |
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The 1982 Decatur LCI Study evaluates urban development, transportation, and community engagement. It offers recommendations to enhance livability, spur economic growth, and improve infrastructure, aiming for a vibrant and sustainable Decatur. More |
Archived |
10 MB |
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