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Johns Creek seeks resident input for Town Center plan

A survey, an interactive mapping activity and a virtual public meeting Jan. 28 are ways Johns Creek residents can contribute to the Town Center Master Plan.

Credit: City of Johns Creek

Credit: City of Johns Creek

A survey, an interactive mapping activity and a virtual public meeting Jan. 28 are ways Johns Creek residents can contribute to the Town Center Master Plan.
By David Ibata for the AJC
Jan 14, 2021

Johns Creek invites residents to get involved with drafting a master plan for the Town Center area one of three ways: by taking an online survey, participating in an interactive mapping activity, or attending a virtual public meeting later this month.

“From parks to businesses to pathways and placemaking, together we can create a vibrant destination which draws on the best of what Johns Creek offers,” according to the Town Center Master Plan website, https://bit.ly/38DJCjl

The survey, interactive map and information about the virtual public meeting — to be conducted via Zoom starting at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28 — are available on the website.

The Town Center study area takes in the 192-acre Technology Park, bounded by Medlock Bridge and McGinnis Ferry Roads, Lakefield Drive and Johns Creek Parkway.

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