City of Lawrenceville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

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Promote a variety of recreation opportunities forLawrenceville residents, while working with GwinnettCounty to offer compatible activities.• Work with Gwinnett County to link greenspaces into anetwork of greenways, set aside for pedestrian andbicycle connections between schools, churches,recreation areas, residential neighborhoods andcommercial areas.2.3.11 Gateway NodesGeneral Description and Boundary AreaGateway Nodes should include attractively landscaped areaswith signage, streetlights, monuments, site furnishings, andother features at appropriate City access points thatcommunicate a message of welcome and conveyinformation about the City’s resources to residents andvisitors alike.As indicated on the Future Development Map, there are nine(9) identifiable gateway nodes around Lawrenceville. Thesegateway nodes are mostly located at crossroad intersectionsalong the City Limits. These gateway nodes are identifiedas follows:• Old Norcross Road at Riverside Parkway• Collins Hill Road at the GGC entrance• SR20 at Swanson Drive• Winder Hwy. (US29) at Hosea Road• New Hope Road at Simonton road• Grayson Hwy. (SR20) at Sugarloaf Parkway• Scenic Hwy. (SR124) at Sugarloaf Parkway• Five Forks Trickum Road at Sugarloaf Parkway• Lawrenceville Hwy. (SR29) at Lawrenceville-SuwaneeRoadDesired Development Patterns• Community access points should be utilized to introduceLawrenceville and communicate a message to residentsand visitors to Lawrenceville.• Gateway Nodes should include appropriate signage,landscaping and other beautification measures.City of Lawrenceville 2 - 35Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
• Gateway Nodes should help create a sense of place (i.e.,that “you are home” to Lawrenceville residents and“Welcome to our Town” to workers and visitors) andseparate Lawrenceville for unincorporated GwinnettCounty.Recommended Development Strategies• Install and/or maintain appropriate directory signage tocommunity amenities and developments.• Establish design standards for access point signage,landscaping and lighting to standardize and protect theappearance of community access points.• Use access points to promote historic and culturalresources of Lawrenceville.• Contact civic groups that might share an interest inimplementing and maintaining these individual nodes.• Research programs such as “Adopt a Road” that mightprovide guidance for gaining support and installation ofa “Gateway Node” program.City of Lawrenceville 2 - 36Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
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