City of Lawrenceville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

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4.3 ShortTerm Work ProgramEconomicDevelopmentProjectsStartYearYearCompletedCostEstimateFundingSourceResponsiblePartyInitiate a ConceptualPlanning and FeasibilityStudy for a City ConventionCenter.Initiate Detailed Design andConstruction of a CityConference Center.Hire an EconomicDevelopment Officer tomarket and “sell”Lawrenceville.Continue to support effortsof the LawrencevilleDowntown DevelopmentAuthority (LDDA) and theLawrenceville Trade andTourism Association (LTTA)in their efforts to promotedowntown events and thecontinued development ofthe downtown area.Continue to support theAurora Theater and othercultural activities downtown.Encourage and support theexpansion of GwinnettMedical Center and itsefforts to become a regionalleader in trauma care andcardiac care.Encourage the continueddevelopment of specialtymanufacturing of medicalequipment and devices inLawrenceville.Encourage development ofquality hotel propertieswithin Lawrenceville.2009 2010 $20,000 City2010 2013 $15-20 millionCitySPLOSTother2009 ongoing $150,000/year City2009 ongoing $275,000/yearCityHotel- Moteltax2009 ongoing N/A N/A2009 ongoing N/A N/A2009 ongoing N/A N/A2009 ongoing N/A N/ACity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrenceville/LDDA/LTTACity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrenceville/LDDA/LTTACity of Lawrenceville 4 - 25Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
TransportationProjectsStartYearYearCompletedCostEstimateFundingSourceResponsiblePartyADA Sidewalk Improvements 2009 2013 $100,000/yearSidewalk Improvements(GJAC to Rhodes Jordan Park)Complete Luckie StreetImprovements.Complete Carver CircleImprovements.Complete Chestnut StreetImprovements.Construct improvements toNorthdale (“College Avenue”)Drive, as a part of the CollegeOverlay LCI project.InprogressInprogressInprogressInprogressStreet Resurfacing 2009 2013Design and Construction ofOne-Way Pair Removal(Clayton and Perry Streets)Participate in Conceptual Planand Feasibility Study forMulti-modal Station andparking improvementsadjacent to railroad tracks.Prepare Master Plan andFeasibility Study for CityGreenway/Walking TrailSystem to includeconnections with GwinnettCounty and neighboringcommunities.Review and update ZoningOrdinance to requireinterparcel access along stateand county roadways.Improve downtown municipalparking area signage andimprove communitywayfinding and directionalsignage.Coordinate proposedtransportation improvementsin the downtown area withthe expansion of facilities atGwinnett Justice andAdministration Center.2009 $650,000Gwinnett CDBGProgramTransportationEnhancementFunds/SPLOST2009 $1 million SPLOST2009 $250,000 SPLOST2009 $250,000 SPLOST2013 2016 $7-10 million TE/SPLOST/LCI$15 milliontotal2010 2013 $4.3 millionSPLOST/LARPLCIImplementationFunds2009 TBD SPLOST/State2009 2010Approx.$50,000City/SPLOST2010 2010 $3,000 CityInprogress2009 $25,000 City Funds2010 2015-2018 N/A N/ACity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCityGwinnett Co.StateCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrencevilleCity ofLawrenceville,DDA, LTTACityGwinnett Co.City of Lawrenceville 4 - 26Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
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2: Community VisionA major part in
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This Future Development Map will be
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through formulating objectives for
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Medical Center campusHospital will
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suburban commuter corridor to a sta
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income housing, the desire is to tr
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evitalization. Some multi-family re
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