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The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District’s Localized Residential Demands Study outlines analysis, data collection, and development of next steps for gaining a better understanding of localized water and sewer demands from new single-family, townhome, and mid-rise multifamily development, which use the latest water efficient technologies. More |
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Addition of landscaping, pedestrian lighting, street furniture, sidewalks and crosswalks on both sides of Lowery Boulevard (Ashby Street) from Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard to Interstate 20. More |
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The 2013 Marietta University District (MU2) Enhancement District Study outlines strategies for revitalizing the University District. It focuses on improving infrastructure, enhancing public spaces, and fostering economic development to create a vibrant and accessible community. More |
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The 2003 Memorial Drive-Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Area Revitalization Study (Boulevard East) focuses on economic growth and urban improvements along Memorial Drive and MLK Jr. Drive. This collaborative effort seeks to enhance transportation and public spaces with targeted funding. More |
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The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (MNGWPD) 2020 Metro Atlanta Source Water Assessment Plan (SWAP) assesses the risk for potential pollution of surface drinking water supply sources in Metro Atlanta. More |
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The Metro Atlanta Speaks (MAS) 2021 Survey results overview presentation to the Aging and Independence Services (AI&S) Group focuses on pandemic impacts and equity through the lens of the older adult population. More |
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The Metro Atlanta Speaks (MAS) 2021 Survey results presentation to the Advisory Committee on Aging and focus on pandemic impacts and equity through the lens of the older adult population. More |
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The purpose of the Metro South Community Improvement District (MSCID) Freight Cluster Plan is to identify actions to improve freight mobility, increase workforce access, and enhance the economic development potential within the MSCID. Also, the plan identifies cost-feasible improvements for the MSCID. More |
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The Metropolitan River Protection Act or MRPA was adopted in 1973. The law officially created the 2000-foot Chattahoochee River Corridor and authorized ARC to develop a Plan to protect the land and water resources of the Chattahoochee River. More |
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The Atlanta Regional Commission’s Metropolitan River Protection Act (MRPA) Rules and Regulations establish ARC’s procedures for implementing the Act. The rules define terms, set fees, and outline the permit application process for proposed developments submitted for review under the Chattahoochee Corridor More |
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The Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is a federally-required long-range planning document that evaluates existing travel conditions, forecasts future needs, identifies potential strategies and solutions, and recommends project and programmatic investments over a 20+ year horizon. More |
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The 2024-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) represents the programming for a prioritized list of projects to be funded and implemented in the near-term years of the adopted long range Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP). The TIP must meet the increasing air quality standards set by the federal EPA, with a focus on tailpipe emissions, power plants, industrial plants, and other sources. More |
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The Conformity Determination Report (CDR) documents the transportation conformity requirements for the Atlanta air quality maintenance area. This area is comprised of three Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) with three distinct plans and policy committees. Together, these three plans demonstrate conformity to the 1997, 2008, and 2015 8-hr. ozone standards. The conformity analysis for the 8-hr. ozone standards is documented in full in this CDR. More |
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The Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) Public Engagement Volume of the 2050 MTP/TIP Update includes a summary of public participation for the MTP/TIP that was conducted during the period of 2020 to 2023. It details the participation activities and outcomes that have helped shape the MTP/TIP and presents the comments and responses from the official MTP public review and comment period. More |
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The Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is a long-range blueprint that details the investments that will be made through 2050 to ensure metro Atlanta’s future success and improve the region’s quality of life. More |
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The 2005 Midtown Alliance Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) 5-Year Update provides a comprehensive evaluation and appraisal of Midtown’s development. The plan update assesses progress, highlights successes, and identifies areas for improvement, with a focus on refining transportation, urban spaces, and community development strategies. More |
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The 2013 Midtown Alliance Transit Station Enhancements: Arts Center Station Implementation Plan outlines preliminary pricing for upgrades. The plan focuses on improving transit facilities, enhancing passenger amenities, and integrating design elements to revitalize the Arts Center Station. More |
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The 2013 Midtown Alliance Transit Station Enhancement Plan focuses on upgrading the Art Center Station. The plan aims to improve transit facilities, enhance passenger experiences, and integrate art and design elements to create a more vibrant and functional transit hub. More |
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The 2013 Midtown Alliance Transit Station Enhancement Plan focuses on upgrading the Midtown Station. The plan aims to improve transit facilities, enhance passenger experiences, and integrate art and design elements to create a more vibrant and functional transit hub. More |
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The 2017 Midtown Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) 15-Year Update evaluates Midtown’s progress, assessing achievements and areas needing improvement. It focuses on refining transportation, urban spaces, and community growth strategies for continued development. This update builds on the Blueprint Midtown plan in 1997 and the grandfathering of the plan as a Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Plan in 2001. More |
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