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The Lindbergh LaVista Corridor Coalition is made up of concerned
residents and businesses of Lindridge-Martin Manor, LaVista Park, and Woodland
Hills.
It is our aim to plan for and study the issues
that face this corridor. We are embarking on an effort to bring in
outside expertise to help us develop a Master Plan for the corridor
to have an influence on the changes that are facing us.
That is not to say that we are pro-development or anti-development.
We want to have a positive influence on any development that will
enhance the quality of life in the participating neighborhoods. We see our role as being
the conduit for consensus.
On 6 May 2008, we received notification from the Georgia
Conservancy that we had been accepted into the Blueprints for
Successful Communities study program. This study will enable us to
devise a plan for the future of our neighborhoods, with the
expertise of the Georgia Tech Urban Design Studio, under the
direction of Michael Dobbins.
Our Mission
Creating a coalition of neighbors
to encourage responsible and compatible growth,
share information and improve livability in the Lindbergh LaVista
Corridor.
To achieve our mission and
realize our goals, we are guided by the following values:
Anticipate change and what is best for our community.
Think and work across boundaries to achieve common goals.
Promote innovative and creative solutions.
Communicate in an open and honest manner and share information
freely.
Be flexible and responsive to the community.
Recognize the diversity that exists within the community.
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