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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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Upper Westside CID 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 Utility Climate Resiliency Study assesses potential impacts of climate variability on water resources and infrastructure in the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (MNGWPD). The goal is to identify and characterize potential climate variability impacts so appropriate adaptation measures can be considered. 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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ARC’s regional bike and pedestrian plan establishes a regional vision for a more walkable, bikeable, and livable metropolitan Atlanta and uses data-driven strategies to support local initiatives and decision making throughout the region. More |
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The supplement is a collection of bike-to-transit access and parking solutions that respond to common challenges experienced by transit providers and local jurisdictions in the Atlanta Region. This document serves as an idea book of regional strategies for improving bicycling access to transit. More |
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The report is a feasibility study for an interconnected trail network in metro Atlanta. The document describes the current network of trails in the region, identify areas of need, assess the costs and benefits of trail network expansion and gap closure, and describe potential implementation strategies. More |
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The supplement is a feasibility report for an interconnected trail network in metro Atlanta. The changes necessitated an update to the Regional Trail Vision’s geographic analyses and regional funding policy map. These updates will guide regional funding decisions over the next several years. More |
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The workbook is a supplement to Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) plans. It is a resource for ARC and local governments to reference for project prioritization, funding, and design decisions. Each section frames common planning questions and provides research-based strategies to help build a region where it is easier for everyone to travel. More |
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A regional action plan for reducing traffic fatalities in metropolitan Atlanta. The plan was revised in 20202 and establishes a regional approach to eliminating fatal and serious injury crashes that is data-driven, proactive, and aggressive. More |
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The plan provides an overview of the trends, needs, and opportunities related to walking and biking combined with public transit in the region. This plan provides a regional vision for a more walkable, bikeable, and livable metropolitan Atlanta. More |
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The plan provides a composite understanding of regional needs and priorities related to walking and biking in the region, and they were used to shape the recommendations for this plan. This plan serves as a regional vision for a more walkable, bikeable, and livable metropolitan Atlanta. More |
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The Water Resources Management Plan (Plan) presents an integrated approach to water resources management for the 15-county Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (the District). The District’s Water Resources Management Plan brings together water supply and conservation, wastewater management, and watershed management into a single, integrated document. More |
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The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (MNGWPD) Water Resources Management Plan Appendix A: River Basin Profiles provides information about watershed conditions and features within each of the nine MNGWPD’s Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC)-8 watersheds. More |
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The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (MNGWPD) Water Resources Management Plan Appendix B: County-Level Summaries outlines the anticipated schedule for expanding existing water and wastewater treatment plant capacities as well as building new water and wastewater treatment facilities in the MNGWPD to meet 2040 forecasted demands. More |
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The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (MNGWPD) Water Resources Management Plan Appendix C (Local Public Education Programs: Activities, Key Education Focus Areas and Target Audiences) describes the role of public education programs in supporting the implementation of the Water Resources Management Plan. 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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