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Nov. 5 is Powder Springs deadline for plan input

For Powder Springs from 2022 through 2026, the Springs in Motion Comprehensive Plan Draft Document is available online for review and comment through Nov. 5. (Courtesy of Powder Springs)
For Powder Springs from 2022 through 2026, the Springs in Motion Comprehensive Plan Draft Document is available online for review and comment through Nov. 5. (Courtesy of Powder Springs)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Oct 20, 2021

Through Nov. 5, Powder Springs city officials will accept comments on the city’s Springs in Motion Comprehensive Plan Draft Document.

This plan includes Chapter 1: Community Assessment, Chapter 2: Community Priorities, Chapter 3: Community Vision and Chapter 4: Implementation.

The short-term work plan covers 2022 through 2026.

Project areas include Economic Development (26 goals), Land Use (6 goals), Community Facilities (13 goals), Natural & Historic Resources (6 goals) and Transportation (7 studies).

Among the notable changes would be to build a downtown parking garage, recruit a developer for the mixed-use remodel of the existing town square and, in 2023, complete the Linear Park.

Survey: tsw.mysocialpinpoint.com/springsinmotionupdate/draftplan

Oct. 4 City Council presentation: tsw.mysocialpinpoint.com/springsinmotionupdate

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