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The 2010 Greenville Downtown Streetscape Master Plan aims to transform nearly ten miles of downtown streets into accessible, pedestrian-friendly, and sustainable corridors. Key objectives include reducing vehicle dominance by incorporating "Complete…

The 2010 Consolidated Plan for Greenville focuses on creating sustainable communities through housing, economic development, and community services. Key goals include expanding affordable housing, with initiatives for rehabilitating owner-occupied…

The 2009 Plan-It Greenville Comprehensive Plan sets a 20-year vision for Greenville, addressing challenges and opportunities related to growth, housing, sustainability, and transportation. The plan emphasizes mixed-use and transit-oriented…

The 2009 "Haywood Road Area Master Plan" for Greenville outlines a vision to transform Haywood Road into a vibrant, mixed-use destination called "Uptown Greenville." Key objectives include creating a pedestrian-friendly corridor with enhanced…

The 2008 "Downtown Greenville Master Plan" by Sasaki Associates outlines a 20-year vision for expanding Greenville's downtown through five new districts, known as the "Five Corners": Broad & River, Gateway, Heritage Green, County Square, and…

The 2007 "Woodruff Road Corridor Study" addresses Greenville’s rapidly growing and congested Woodruff Road area. Key objectives include reducing traffic congestion, improving pedestrian and vehicular safety, and managing access to businesses.…

The 2007 "Trails and Greenways Master Plan" for Greenville outlines a comprehensive vision for a city-wide trail network connecting major destinations to promote recreation, alternative transportation, and environmental conservation. Key goals…

The 2007 "Tourism Product Development Concept" for Greenville, prepared by Tourism Development International, proposes strategies to enhance Greenville’s appeal as a leisure destination. Key recommendations include positioning Greenville as a…

The 2006 "Preservation Assessment and Plan for Springwood Cemetery" by Chicora Foundation provides a comprehensive strategy for preserving Greenville's historic Springwood Cemetery. Key issues identified include deferred maintenance, deteriorating…

The 2006 "Pete Hollis Gateway Plan" aims to redevelop Greenville’s Pete Hollis Gateway as a vibrant mixed-use urban corridor. Key goals include improving aesthetics, expanding housing, and boosting economic development along the corridor, which…