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DOUGLASVILLE LCI STUDY 10-YEAR UPDATE |
Douglasville, Georgia | |
In 2011 TSW was retained by the City of Douglasville to review and update its 2001 Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study. The 2001 study had established a vision, “to create a sense of place and improve the quality of life in downtown Douglasville for current and future generations.” Under this vision, three goals were developed for the area: 1) Ensure that downtown is convenient and accessible; 2) Provide safe and attractive neighborhoods and commercial centers; and 3) Create an active village center. Because these goals were geared more towards downtown than the entire study area, the 10-year update focused on the greater study area’s land uses, transportation facilities, and the interactions between the two. Specific goals include to:
Through a community-based planning process TSW worked with stakeholders to define specific projects and policies to achieve these goals. These include the identification of character areas, development opportunities, transportation projects, public art, green spaces, and a variety of other elements. The plan also included a detailed action plan and implementation strategy that identified steps for the City to take to move the plan from vision to reality. |
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