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Upcoming Events
Come Support LLCC Night at Nino's
Atlanta's oldest Italian Restaurant
owned by your neighbors, Tony & Helen Noviello.
5:30 PM - 11:00 PM
A portion of the night's proceeds will be
donated to LLCC
404.874.6505
1931 Cheshire Bridge Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30324
8 March
LLCC Night at Nino's Italian Restaurant
11 March
LLCC General Membership Meeting - 7:00 PM -
Perkins+Will Report
13 March
Adopt-a-Highway Litter Pickup - 9:00 AM -
11:00 AM
14 March
Kittredge Park Cleanup - 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
16 March
Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative Open
House - 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
20 March
Trail Building - Meadow Loop Trail - 10:00
AM - 12:00 Noon
22 March
Park Pride Annual Parks & Greenspace
Conference
25 March
Thoroughfare Deadline
LLCC
Community Calendar
Planning an event and want to
see if there is a potential conflict with another?
Check out our LLCC Community Calendar. To add an
event, send your information to
calendar@lindberghlavista.org.
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Toll tunnel under east Atlanta a top DOT proposal
A controversial
concept to link GA-400 to I-675 by digging under east
Atlanta has for a couple of years found its way onto some
policymakers’ wish lists. But this month it found itself
someplace better: Among the state Department of
Transportation’s top toll projects pitched to private
investors and road-building companies.
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History
The Lindbergh LaVista Corridor Coalition
The Lindbergh LaVista Corridor Coalition is a
501(c)(3) public non-profit corporation comprised of
concerned residents and businesses of Lindridge-Martin
Manor, LaVista Park, and Woodland Hills. We have completed a
30-year visionary study and now plan to fund, adapt, and
implement certain ideas from that Blueprints for Successful
Communities Study that we determine are feasible.
To do this, we are bringing in outside expertise to help us
first develop a Master Plan and Urban Design Guidelines for
the corridor.
Our goal is for our actions to have a positive influence on
the changes that face us, now and in the future.
Cheshire
Bridge Road Business Association
A small group of business owners along Cheshire
Bridge Road recently met to discuss forming a
business association. The goal of such a group would
be to promote the Cheshire Bridge Road corridor,
with its diverse mix of businesses and restaurants,
to the greater Atlanta community, and to gather and
share accurate information among its members. LLCC
is proud to be a part of this effort. Watch for more
information coming soon.
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Blueprints For
Successful Communities Study
LLCC was recently guided to develop an action
plan to make the most of their assets and face their growth
challenges head on. The result is a completed community
master plan that reflects who the neighborhoods are and how
they fit into metro Atlanta.
The Lindbergh LaVista Corridor Coalition
(LLCC) is an alliance of three neighborhoods: Lindridge
Martin Manor, LaVista Park and Woodland Hills. In the fall
of 2008, these neighborhoods joined together with the
Georgia Conservancy's Blueprints for Successful Communities
to create a blueprint for quality growth. The study area
concentrated on Executive Park to the north, Briarcliff Road
to the east, the CSX rail line to the south, and I-85 to the
west.
The LLCC neighborhood groups all share common challenges and
vision for their communities. Among these challenges are the
pressures of increased development entering the affected
area. This development often conflicts with a shared vision
of preserving the area's single-family, leafy neighborhood
character. Other shared community concerns include
walkability, accessibility to green space, increased
vehicular traffic, inefficient roadway infrastructure and
the proposed GDOT I-85/SR-400 interchange.
The Blueprints process included numerous stakeholder meeting
with the final meeting allowing the community to give their
input on recommendations.
The completed report includes suggestions for improvement in
three areas: nodes, corridors and green infrastructure. The
nodes section examines strategies that will allow future
development vision to be shaped by community
recommendations. The corridors section provides strategies
to improve the multi-modal transit corridors throughout the
study area, focusing on safety, efficiency and equality. The
green infrastructure section focuses on strategies to
improve the quantity, quality of and accessibility of green
space.
Source: Clifton Community Partnership
Update, November 2009.
The final
report is available by clicking
HERE
(10MB file).
Be patient while it downloads.
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