Politics & Government

City of Stone Mountain Gets $64,000 LCI Grant

Grant to be used for a planning study.

The City of Stone Mountain has received a $64,000 grant through the Atlanta Regional Commission's Livable Centers Initiative.

The money will be used for a study to look at how to develop the city, said city manager Barry Amos.

The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), says through its Livable Centers Initiative (LCI), it has awarded 10 local communities a total of $796,000 in planning grants, which are meant to help "local governments and communities "create new quality growth plans that can seed new ideas for livability or help implement such community-developed visions."

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