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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…

The 2006 "Market Street Economic Development Strategy" for Greenville, prepared by Market Street Services, outlines a plan to create a diversified, sustainable economy. Key goals include workforce development, business retention, and fostering…

The 2005 "West Washington Street Master Plan" by Wood+Partners and Davis & Floyd targets the redevelopment of Greenville's West Washington Street area, focusing on mixed-use development, residential infill, and enhanced public spaces. Key…

The 2005 "West End Master Plan" by Arnett Muldrow & Associates offers an updated vision for Greenville's West End, focusing on integrating a baseball park with mixed-use development. Key recommendations include creating pedestrian-friendly…

The 2005 "Vision 2025" plan for Greenville, led by the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, outlines long-term goals for sustainable community growth. Developed through public input and committee collaboration, the vision includes a vibrant economy driven…

The 2004 "West End Master Plan" for Greenville, developed with Mahan Rykiel Associates and Sprague & Sprague, proposes a revitalization strategy focused on integrating a minor league baseball park with mixed-use development. Key recommendations…

The 2004 "Pleasantburg Drive Corridor Master Plan" aims to revitalize Greenville's Pleasantburg Drive as a key urban corridor. Key recommendations focus on transforming it into a pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use district with improved aesthetics and…

The 2004 "Nicholtown Master Plan" by Urban Collage, Inc., aims to revitalize the Nicholtown neighborhood in Greenville, focusing on affordable housing, economic development, and infrastructure improvements. Key strategies include redeveloping Jesse…

The 2002 "West Greenville Master Plan" envisions revitalizing West Greenville as a vibrant mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhood. Developed through community engagement, the plan outlines key goals: increasing homeownership from 23% to 50%, enhancing…
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