1998 Augusta Road Corridor Plan
Dublin Core
Title
1998 Augusta Road Corridor Plan
Subject
Corridor Plan
Description
The 1998 "Augusta Road Corridor" plan by LDR International aims to enhance the commercial district’s functionality and aesthetic appeal. Key issues identified include traffic congestion, inadequate parking, visual clutter, and poor pedestrian infrastructure. Recommendations focus on consolidating curb cuts, creating rear access drives, adding sidewalks, and interconnecting parking areas. Shade trees, awnings, and outdoor dining are proposed to improve the environment. A sign system with monument and way-finding signs, along with consistent landscaping, is suggested to unify the corridor’s identity. Long-term changes may include narrowing Augusta Road to reduce traffic hazards and improve pedestrian access.
**Keywords**: Augusta Road, pedestrian access, curb consolidation, visual consistency, shared parking
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**Keywords**: Augusta Road, pedestrian access, curb consolidation, visual consistency, shared parking
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Creator
LDR International
Files
Collection
Citation
LDR International, “1998 Augusta Road Corridor Plan,” Greenville Planning Portal, accessed September 5, 2026, https://planninggvl.com/items/show/32.