2010 Downtown Streetscape Master Plan

2010 Downtown Streetscape Master Plan

Corridor Plan

The 2010 Greenville Downtown Streetscape Master Plan aims to transform nearly ten miles of downtown streets into accessible, pedestrian-friendly, and sustainable corridors. Key objectives include reducing vehicle dominance by incorporating "Complete Streets" with space for pedestrians, bicycles, and transit, creating a green infrastructure with stormwater planters and tree canopies, and enhancing street aesthetics with consistent street furniture and public art. Priority areas include road diets on major streets like Academy and Washington to improve walkability, as well as establishing a "Cultural Corridor" linking Heritage Green to Main Street. Public input was integral, with a focus on connecting Greenville's urban core to surrounding neighborhoods and creating spaces that support both community and economic vitality.

**Keywords**: Complete Streets, green infrastructure, pedestrian-friendly, Cultural Corridor, road diet
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AECOM

2010