Latest Innovative Programs and Initiatives
The work of CAP and ADID detailed in their United Work Plan includes a broad range of innovative programs and public-private partnerships focused on the economic development, the physical environment and the marketing of Downtown Atlanta.

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GreenLine Plan
Central Atlanta Progress in partnership with area stakeholders has developed an ambitious new vision for the East-West corridor of Downtown stretching from the state Capitol area to Philips Arena. Dominated by a linear park ringed by pedestrian-friendly development and hallmarked by increased multimodal connectivity, the plan provides a dynamic look at the future. >>more

Downtown Zoning
A partnership of Central Atlanta Progress and the City of Atlanta has recently resulted in an expanded and invigorated Special Public Interest (SPI) District zoning that governs the physical growth and redevelopment of Downtown Atlanta. >> more

24/7 Gateway Center
With an overarching goal of ending chronic homelessness in metropolitan Atlanta, the 24/7 Gateway Center is scheduled to open in summer 2005. The Center is the flagship project under the Blueprint toEnd Homelessness in Atlanta in Ten Years, a plan developed by Atlanta leaders and the United Way at the behest of Mayor Shirley Franklin.

BioScience Initiative
Executives from Grady Hospital, Georgia State University, the Georgia Cancer Coalition, the Emory University School of Medicine and the Morehouse School of Medicine have agreed to come together with the Georgia Research Alliance and CAP to discuss a collaborative planning effort for the future of the blocks around Grady Hospital. The goal is to encourage new development in the area to accommodate the growing BioScience research and technology industry.

Multimodal Passenger Terminal
Central Atlanta Progress has been involved for over ten years in the planning, analysis and design of the Downtown Multimodal Passenger Terminal (MMPT). CAP has represented the business community in many cooperative efforts as the concept of the MMPT has evolved. The revised MMPT concept now appears to be positioned for real progress in the near future. >> more

Downtown Atlanta's In Bloom
Beautification Initiative Adds To Attractiveness of Downtown. Residents and workers of Downtown Atlanta may soon feel like everything’s blooming. Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District announce Downtown Atlanta’s In Bloom, the latest effort to establish Downtown Atlanta as a beautiful 24-hour live/work environment. >>more

The Atlanta Community Court
The Atlanta Community Court is a division of the Atlanta Municipal Court that deals with what are commonly known as quality of life crimes. Chief Judge Barbara A. Harris and Presiding Judge William F. Riley, Jr. established the Community Court in March, 2000 with the support of the Atlanta City Council, Central Atlanta Progress, and the City of Atlanta. >> more

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CAP/ADID Past Initiatives

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