2002 Clemson Reedy River Master Plan

2002 Clemson Reedy River Master Plan

Park Plan

The 2002 "Reedy River Master Plan" by Clemson University’s Center for Community Growth and Change provides a framework for the sustainable development of the Reedy River corridor in Greenville. The plan emphasizes environmental protection, public access, and recreation through designated greenways, floodplain preservation, and the creation of trails and park areas. Dividing the corridor into five sectors, the plan includes specific recommendations for each, such as mixed-use development in textile mill areas and a recreational complex at Lake Conestee. Public input highlighted concerns about water quality, access, and community connectivity. Implementation relies on zoning overlays, land acquisition, and public-private partnerships to maintain ecological integrity and promote responsible development.

**Keywords**: Reedy River, environmental protection, public access, greenway system, sustainable development
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Clemson University

2002