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                <text>The 2013 City Park Master Plan for Greenville, SC, proposes a sustainable, community-centered park emphasizing ecological, historical, and recreational elements. Key features include multi-functional green spaces, community gardens, and active recreational areas. The project site, located near the Reedy River, connects to the Swamp Rabbit Trail, a popular county-wide trail. The planning process involved extensive community input, which helped establish the park's goals and design, centered on three themes: Understand, Explore, and Solve. Public engagement identified popular features like playgrounds, amphitheaters, and bike trails. The design incorporates sustainable elements like stormwater management, pervious surfaces, and bioswales, supporting water quality and habitat conservation. Additionally, interpretive signage aims to educate visitors about sustainability and the area’s history. While detailed designs may evolve, the park's vision remains focused on environmental stewardship, community involvement, and accessible recreation. &#13;
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                <text>The 2011 Stone Avenue Master Plan aims to revitalize the Stone Avenue corridor in Greenville, blending mixed-use development with neighborhood preservation. Key objectives include making Stone Avenue more pedestrian-friendly by narrowing lanes, adding sidewalks, and improving streetscape aesthetics with street trees and lighting. The plan promotes “road diets” to reduce traffic flow and enhance safety, and emphasizes creating distinct neighborhood centers at key intersections. Mixed-use buildings with residential, retail, and office spaces are encouraged to boost activity and local economy. The plan also highlights preserving historic buildings and enhancing access to existing cultural sites. Community engagement and collaboration with local businesses and residents are integral to the plan’s vision for a sustainable, attractive corridor. &#13;
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