1	Centerville Downtown Development Authority
2	Centerville DDA Formed by Mayor and City Council in 2004 Meet in City Hall 6:00 p.m. 1^st Thursday of Every Month
3	Centerville DDA Current Members John Bagley Dan Callahan Ben Cheney Mark Conn Larry Coy Alan Dooley Earl Spivey
4	Charrette Process University of Georgia Community Input Session – March 3^rd Presentation of Recommendations – March 5^th
5	Charrette Process Design Team of 12 Students Headed by Pratt Cassidy Designed 3 Potential Solutions
6	Charrette Process Provided Detailed Report for Distribution Conceptual Drawings and Other Graphics
7	Guiding Principles Compact Building Design Walkable Connected Community Mixed Use Buildings Network of Interconnected Streets
8	Compact Building Design Front Entrances with Parking in the Rear Shared Walls Multi-story Buildings
9	Walkable Connected Community Reduce Street Widths to Slow Traffic Tree Lined Streets with Wide Sidewalks Connections to Adjacent Neighborhoods Ample Green Space
10	Mixed Use Buildings Provide a Range of Housing Opportunities Reserve Special Sites for Civic Buildings Invest in Special Public Spaces
11	Interconnected Streets Reduce Traffic Congestion Avoid Cul-de-Sacs Allows for Future Transit Opportunities
12	Concept One Dense Retail and Residential Mix Margie Drive as a Beautiful Walkable Avenue Houston Lake Road as a Tree-lined Boulevard Urban Style Parks at Intersection of Bassett/Houston Lake and at Houston Lake/Gunn Road
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16	Concept Two Mixed Use Commercial and Residential Rear and On Street Parking Central Urban Park Serves as a Public Gathering Space Pedestrian Friendly with Series of Water Features Pedestrian Walk Terminates with View of Centerville Water Tower
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20	Concept Three Central Park Becomes the Visual Identity for Centerville Mixed Use Buildings Fronting on One Side of Surrounding Streets Central Green Space Serves as a Public Gathering Space
21	Concept Three Emphasizes Integration with the Galleria Mall thru Multi Story Buildings that Step Down to Mall Level
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