City of Lawrenceville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

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Percentage of respondents that believe the followingactivities are needed to improve and/or add to create abetter community:• 53% - greenways and walking trails• 44% - better police presence• 40% - more entertainment• 38% - reduce traffic congestion• 35% - more neighborhood parks58% of all respondents believe Lawrenceville has a smalltown feel.Growth and Economic DevelopmentRespondents found the following “growth and economicdevelopment” areas of town extremely important:• Downtown square• Georgia Gwinnett College• HospitalRespondents found the following “growth and economicdevelopment” areas of town somewhat important:• Pike Street Corridor• US 29 Corridor• Grayson Highway Corridor• Depot AreaRespondents found the following “growth and economicdevelopment” area of town important:• Airport CorridorLand Use IssuesRespondents find that it would be beneficial to includemore mixed use development in the following areas oftown:• Georgia Gwinnett College• Depot Area• Grayson Highway Corridor• Pike Street Corridor• Downtown SquareCity of Lawrenceville 1 - 7Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
Respondents find that it would be beneficial to include thefollowing appearance improvements to areas of town:• Improve both interior and exterior of existingbuildings• Improve the landscape and site features of existingparcelsRespondents find that it would be beneficial to include thefollowing accessibility improvements to areas of town:• Better roadway access• Parking• Sidewalks• Transit access• Handicap accessRespondents find that it would be beneficial to include an“old downtown” architectural style the following areasof town:• Downtown Square• Depot Area• Georgia Gwinnett CollegeRespondents do not have a desire to increase the use ofmulti-lingual signage in the community.Community Facilities and Public ServiceRespondents find the following public services extremelyimportant (listed in order of importance):• Reliable water service• Graffiti removal• Garbage collection• Street maintenance• Availability of natural gas• Low cost water services• More street lights• More sidewalks56% of respondents say police presence in neighborhoodsis adequate.City of Lawrenceville 1 - 8Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
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Additionally, there are a number of
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historical treasures of Lawrencevil
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downtown and the surrounding neighb
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most of the day, which causes much
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of these discussions may currently
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• Encourage a mixture of housing
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• Continue to promote reinvestmen
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• Increase the amount, quality, c
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Work with county and state resource
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• Pursue assistance from PATH, AB
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4.1.4.5 Public SafetyContinue to de
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Continue to support with School Boa
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Continue to provide clarity, effici
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Provide for the development of appr
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Locate new industrial uses to ensur
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Identify and investigate the large
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