City of Lawrenceville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

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Encourage retail and office uses to be designed sothat they are compatible with surrounding landuses. Ensure that office/professional developmentsaddress adequate buffering, appropriate parking,and open space. Locate office development near commercialactivities and higher density residential areas. Continue to promote conversion of residentialuses in transitional areas to office professionaluses to minimize impact on existing residencesand to provide buffers between incompatibleuses. Continue to require safe and adequate ingress toand egress from office development and adequateland for offstreet parking and internal vehicularcirculation.Retain existing compatible industry and preserveadequate land, services, and facilities for expansionand growth of light, clean industrial activities. Encourage reuse and revitalization of industrialfacilities. Encourage the development of clean,environmentally safe industry within industrialland use zones. Engage the industrial community withinLawrenceville to discuss transportation /circulation concerns and to develop solutions totransportation and land use problems. Ensure that industrial sites are designed foradequate buffering, parking and open space. Encourage environmentally friendly parking lotsite plans. Restrict industrial uses that have nuisancecharacteristics and detract from the character ofLawrenceville.City of Lawrenceville 4 - 19Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
Locate new industrial uses to ensure access tomajor thoroughfares. Ensure that industrial development has adequatepublic facilities and utilities. Discourage industrial uses that are incompatiblewith surrounding uses.Provide adequate public and semipublic facilitiesand services to meet the needs of Lawrenceville'spopulation. Seek centralized locations for municipal buildingsand facilities.• Monitor vacant land in areas that are conducive tothe future development of government facilities.• Investigate possible funding sources for theacquisition of said property• Coordinate efforts with Gwinnett County, wherepossible, to identify potential government operationssites/buildings. Encourage land developers to provide sites forschools and other government facilities in properrelationship to existing and future residentialdevelopment. Encourage environmentally friendly parking lotsite plans.Continue to promote the revitalization of thedowntown master plan area. Continue to monitor implementation of theDowntown Master Plan. Encourage continued revitalization of thedowntown district through public/privateimprovements. Discourage large surface parking lots byencouraging parking decks or shared parkingareas. Provide adequate signage for existing municipalparking lots.City of Lawrenceville 4 - 20Comprehensive Plan 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008
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