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Hands-on community meeting to help reshape Jimmy Carter Boulevard

The Gwinnett Village CID will hold its second meeting to help reshape Jimmy Carter Boulevard. Google Maps
The Gwinnett Village CID will hold its second meeting to help reshape Jimmy Carter Boulevard. Google Maps
By Karen Huppertz
Oct 26, 2017

The Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District will hold its second community meeting as part of the Jimmy Carter Boulevard Livable Centers Initiative 6 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at Community Room A at Lucky Shoals Park, 4651 Britt Road in Norcross.

This meeting will build on input provided at the first community meeting with a hands-on design workshop. The CID’s design team will actually draw concepts on paper as ideas are discussed. An assortment of snacks from Jimmy Carter Boulevard restaurants will be provided.

Information: www.gwinnettvillage.com.

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