Council hears downtown plan, requests more time and postpones adoption
City planner Latora presented the draft Greenville downtown plan (expanded downtown boundary, six catalyst sites, three‑phase implementation and street 'types'); council praised the work but asked for additional review time and postponed adoption to a later meeting.
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City planner Latora presented the draft Greenville Downtown Plan, outlining a context chapter, four theme chapters (unique & fun; community hub; connected/functional/sustainable; beautiful & safe), and an implementation chapter addressing zoning, funding, incentives and management. The plan proposes an expanded downtown boundary, six catalyst sites (including Lee Street, a Rose Plaza, Oak Street Plaza, a heritage garden and Market Square), and three phases of improvements with varying levels of infrastructure and aesthetic investment.
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