2002 Haynie Sirrine Master Plan

2002 Haynie Sirrine Master Plan

Area Plan

The 2002 "Haynie-Sirrine Neighborhood Master Plan" by the Lawrence Group aims to revitalize the Haynie-Sirrine area in Greenville through strategic community-oriented redevelopment. Key recommendations include creating a mixed-use "Neighborhood Center" at Church and Haynie Streets with pedestrian-friendly boulevards, wide sidewalks, and street trees. Housing strategies focus on preserving affordable housing by using public investment and land trusts, alongside new housing types to maintain diversity. Infrastructure improvements address Church Street upgrades, better lighting, and stormwater management, enhancing neighborhood safety and connectivity. The plan emphasizes resident involvement and historic preservation, including notable landmarks like Jesse Jackson’s childhood home, to foster community identity. Collaborative public-private investments are essential to achieving long-term, sustainable development.

**Keywords**: mixed-use development, affordable housing, infrastructure improvements, historic preservation, community engagement
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Lawrence Group Town Planners and Architects

2002