Lawrenceville seeks input on downtown corridor study

Members of the greater Lawrenceville area are invited to attend the inaugural meeting for the Georgia Gwinnett College-Downtown Lawrenceville corridor study on Feb. 23.

The event is scheduled from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Lawrenceville City Hall at 70 South Clayton Street.

The meeting is the first of four quarterly public events that will be used to collect ideas from residents, property owners, businesses, and college community members about future improvements to the area between the Downtown Overlay District and GCC.

Information: www.ggc-law-corridorstudy.com.

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