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This 2019 City of Chamblee Rail-Trail Phase 3 Concept Design Study Report outlines the design options for Phase 3 of the rail-trail. The report provides recommendations to enhance connectivity, promote active transportation, and create a vibrant corridor for residents and visitors. More |
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The Chattahoochee Corridor Plan was mandated by the Metropolitan River Protection Act (MRPA) and was developed by the Atlanta Regional Commission based on the 1972 Corridor Study, and guides land-disturbing activity within the Corridor using specific requirements to ensure projects meet Plan standards. More |
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A 1997 Chattahoochee River study replicated the 1972 Corridor Study along the River between Peachtree Creek and West Point Lake. The results were used when the 1998 MRPA amendments extended the Corridor from Peachtree Creek to downstream Douglas and Fulton County limits. More |
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The 2001 Acworth Study and Action Plan outlines strategies for urban development, focusing on enhancing infrastructure, revitalizing key areas, and improving community services to support the City of Acworth’s growth and connectivity. More |
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The City of Atlanta’s 2018 Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) is a vision and action plan for mobility in Atlanta. Addressing both current needs and those of the future as detailed through Atlanta City Design. The plan includes project and policies to accommodate the growth envisioned through Atlanta City Design and the government structures needed to deliver them. More |
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The 2002 Austell Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Executive Summary outlines plans for urban development, focusing on enhancing infrastructure, revitalizing key areas, and improving community amenities to support growth and connectivity in the City of Austell. More |
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The 2018 City of Ball Ground Downtown District Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study presents strategies for revitalizing downtown. The study includes plans for infrastructure improvements, enhanced public spaces, and economic development to boost the downtown area’s growth and vibrancy. More |
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The 2016 #CantonForward: Etowah to the Loop LCI Plan Update outlines updated strategies for community development. The plan includes recommendations for infrastructure enhancements, improved connectivity, and economic growth along the Etowah to the Loop corridor. 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 2005 Canton 5-Year Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Action Plan Update reviews progress and adjusts strategies for community development. The plan includes recommendations for infrastructure improvements, public space enhancements, and economic growth in Canton. More |
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The 2016 City of Chamblee Rail-Trail Extension Conceptual Design Study explores options for extending the rail-trail. The study offers design recommendations to enhance connectivity, promote active transportation, and create a vibrant corridor for residents and visitors. More |
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Clarkston’s Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Greenway study advances recommendations derived from previous planning from the 2015 LCI and its recent comprehensive plan showing a connected trail network and proposal of three additional route options. More |
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The City of Fairburn 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 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 Plan for the Atlanta State Farmers Market and Forest Park Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Trade Area provides insights on market trends, infrastructure needs, and development opportunities to boost economic growth and enhance regional connectivity. The plan documents economic and demographic potential and presents a business and economic development plan for state and local implementation. More |
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The 2006 City of Forest Park 5-Year Update Requirements review progress and outline necessary adjustments. The LCI update includes recommendations for infrastructure improvements, community enhancements, and economic development strategies for City of Forest Park. More |
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The 2018 Holly Springs 10-Year Livable Centers Initiative Plan Update reviews progress and updates strategies for community development. The plan update includes recommendations for infrastructure improvements, public space enhancements, and economic growth in Holly Springs. More |
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The 2009 Holly Springs Livable Centers Initiative Evaluation and Appraisal Report (2004-2009) and 2010-2015 Action Plan assess progress and update implementation strategies. The report includes recommendations for infrastructure upgrades, community improvements, and economic development actions for Holly Springs. More |
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The 2009 Holly Springs LCI 2010 Supplemental Study Application: Transportation Plan provides recommendations for improving transportation infrastructure. The plan focuses on enhancing roadways, traffic flow, and connectivity to support growth and mobility in Holly Springs. More |
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The 2004 Holly Springs Downtown Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Plan outlines strategies for revitalizing the area. The plan includes recommendations for enhancing infrastructure, improving public spaces, and fostering economic development in downtown Holly Springs. More |
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