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The 2010 Headland St Pedestrian Improvements report details planned upgrades for pedestrian facilities. The project fact sheet describes and justifies the construct of sidewalks, pedestrian amenities, lighting, crossings, and landscaping on Headland Street from Greenbriar Parkway to Atlanta city limits. More |
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The Henry County Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) includes financial support from ARC. The plan will be used to make funding and implementation decisions in the county for the next 30 years. More |
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Henry County is a 2023 Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) award recipient. This resource contains the application, study area map, list of accomplishments, letters of support, and supporting materials for the LCI application. More |
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The presentation provides detailed overview of Cherokee County Department of Senior Services home and community based services provider network. More |
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The presentation provides detailed overview of Clayton County Department of Senior Services home and community based services provider network. More |
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The presentation provides detailed overview of DeKalb County Department of Senior Services home and community based services provider network. More |
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The presentation provides detailed overview of Fulton County Department of Senior Services home and community based services provider network. More |
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The presentation provides detailed overview of Gwinnett County Department of Senior Services home and community based services provider network. More |
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The presentation provides detailed overview of Rockdale County Department of Senior Services home and community based services provider network. More |
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The HST plan serves to develop a menu of local and regional tactics that will work in a coordinated manner to improve mobility in the Atlanta region. The focus is managing mobility and providing integrated, multimodal transportation for low-income populations, older adults, veterans, limited English proficiency populations and persons with disabilities. More |
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The 2015 Vine City-Joseph E. Lowery Transportation Corridor Study Recommendations provide key insights and strategies. The study focuses on improving transportation infrastructure, enhancing connectivity, and supporting economic development in the Vine City-Lowery transportation corridor. More |
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The 2003 Downtown Atlanta Jones-Simpson-Alexander (JSA)-McGill Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study offers a comprehensive analysis of the JSA-McGill area. The study includes detailed strategies and recommendations for enhancing urban design, transportation, and economic development to revitalize and improve the district. More |
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The 2003 Downtown Atlanta Jones-Simpson-Alexander (JSA)-McGill Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study Executive Summary provides key findings and recommendations for enhancing the JSA-McGill area. The study outlines strategies for improving urban design, transportation, and economic development to revitalize the district. More |
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The 2008 Jones-Simpson-Alexander (JSA)-McGill 5-Year Update reviews and updates the 2003 Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study, providing new insights and recommendations. The plan focuses on developing a long-range plan for the JSA-McGill Corridor. The study illustrates progress, ongoing challenges, and strategies for further enhancing urban design, transportation, and economic development in the JSA-McGill area. More |
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The 2013 Lakewood Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) study is a collaborative effort by the City of Atlanta and Invest Atlanta. The study focuses on community-based, economic development around Lakewood Fairgrounds, enhancing transportation and urban spaces with competitive funding opportunities. More |
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The Live Beyond Expectations (LBE) 2020 Regional Strategic Plan is a five-year initiative that aims to improve longevity for residents of the Atlanta region and designed to identify and address the inequities that create disparities in life expectancy so that all people who live in our region can lead long and healthy lives, no matter where they live. More |
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The Live Beyond Expectations (LBE) Report focused on establishing baselines and a strategic approach to improve the length and quality of life for all regardless of age, ability, or income. This document summarizes the process accomplishments over the course of the first year of plan implementation. More |
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The Live Beyond Expectations (LBE) 2020-2025 Regional Strategic Plan identifies and addresses the inequities that create disparities in life expectancy — explained further in this document. ARC will engage with regional, state, and national stakeholders to bolster current partnerships, develop new relationships, and marshal existing and new resources. More |
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The Live Beyond Expectations (LBE) Regional Strategic Plan 2021 Update’s goal is to implement a strategic framework, designed to identify and address inequities that create disparities in life expectancy. More |
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The goal of the Live Beyond Expectations (LBE) Community Engagement Summary is to provide details on implementing a strategic framework and designed to identify and address inequities that create disparities in life expectancy. More |
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