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Cherokee County opens online survey on southwest parks plan

Map depicts southwest Cherokee County, where work is starting on a Southwest Cherokee Parks and Trails Plan. An online survey will gather residents' comments through the second week of November.

Credit: Cherokee County

Credit: Cherokee County

Map depicts southwest Cherokee County, where work is starting on a Southwest Cherokee Parks and Trails Plan. An online survey will gather residents' comments through the second week of November.
By David Ibata for the AJC
Sept 30, 2020

Cherokee County has opened an online survey to gather residents' comments for a Southwest Cherokee Parks and Trails Plan.

The survey, at https://bit.ly/3jakQdr, “allows interested parties to participate in engagement activities that provide feedback to planners,” the county said. “Residents can map their ideas, including drawing where they would like to see trails built, by using the add a comment feature.”

The survey can be taken online or printed, filled out and submitted to the county offices on Bluff Parkway in Canton, or the Cherokee Recreation and Parks offices at the South Annex on Main Street in Woodstock.

Online participation will be available through the second week of November, when a second public input meeting is expected, officials said. Information: https://bit.ly/3jemw5R

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