2002 West Greenville Master Plan

2002 West Greenville Master Plan

Area Plan

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 public safety, and creating job and business opportunities. The neighborhood is divided into five subdistricts, each with tailored recommendations, such as adding single-family homes, constructing high-density townhouses, and improving parks and pedestrian connectivity. The plan emphasizes increasing residential density to support the Pendleton Street business district and connecting the neighborhood to downtown and the Reedy River Corridor. Implementation strategies include adopting a zoning overlay district and securing public-private partnerships for sustainable development.

**Keywords**: mixed-use community, homeownership, residential density, public-private partnership, neighborhood revitalization
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City of Greenville

2002