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ARC seeks Fayette input

By Jill HowardChurch
Jan 29, 2015

Fayette County is encouraging its residents to reply to an online survey being conducted by the Atlanta Regional Commission. Results from Phase I of the survey, which focused on future population growth, are at www.atlantaregional.com/theregionsplan, along with a link to completing Phase II of the survey regarding new transportation and workplace technologies.

The survey is open until March 31. The data will be sorted by jurisdiction to help shape a comprehensive quality-of-life plan being adopted in March 2016.

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