2006 Pete Hollis Gateway Plan

2006 Pete Hollis Gateway Plan

Corridor Plan

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 connects downtown with surrounding areas. Recommendations emphasize pedestrian-friendly design, with widened sidewalks, landscaping, and crosswalks to enhance walkability and safety. Zoning adjustments are proposed to support diverse commercial and residential uses, with incentives for mixed-use and minority-owned businesses. The plan also focuses on public-private partnerships for redevelopment, using land assembly and infrastructure improvements to attract investment. Crime prevention measures and expanded social services aim to support community stability and inclusion, while a new marketing strategy seeks to elevate the corridor’s appeal as an inviting gateway to Greenville. **Keywords**: mixed-use development, pedestrian-friendly, public-private partnerships, zoning incentives, community safety (Summary by ChatGPT)

City of Greenville

2006