Planning

Regional Planning

In accordance with O.C.G.A. 50-8-1, the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) is provided the authority to establish standards and procedures for Regional Planning. To remain eligible for state funding programs, the Three Rivers Regional Commission (TRRC) must prepare, adopt, maintain, and implement a regional plan that meets the established planning requirements for a regional plan.

Regional Planning

It is the desire of TRRC to have a clear and direct path for the growth, sustainability, and prosperity of the ten‐county service area. As the TRRC Regional Plan is deemed to be a significant tool to that end, our member governments are encouraged to utilize the Three Rivers Regional Plan in their decision making processes for the good our citizens and our region.

Click here for the Three Rivers Regional Plan Update 2019 - 2039

The FY'22 Annual Implementation Report is available for review and comment.  This report represents and update to the Regional Work Program for the Three Rivers Regional Plan.  If you have any comments or questions about the Annual Implementation Report, please contact Jeannie Brantley, Planning Director at jbrantley@threeriversrc.com or 678-692-0510.

 

Three Rivers Regional Plan Update 2024 - Listening Sessions

The Three Rivers Regiona Commission is in the process of updating its Regional Plan.  Two Public Listening Sessions have been scheduled for Tuesday, April 9, 2024.  

Please click here for a the the event flyer and the QR Code to a survey to share your ideas:  Regional Plan Listening Session Flyer - Tuesday, April 9,2024

 

Three Rivers Regional Plan Update 2024 - Survey

Three Rivers Regional Commission is updating is 5-Year Regional Plan.  You are cordially invited to join in this process and share your vision for the ten county area to include:  Butts, Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Lamar, Meriwether, Pike, Spalding, Troup and Upson Counties.  

Please click here for the Three Rivers Regional Plan Public Survey

 

 

Regionally Important Resources

The Three Rivers Regional Commission (TRRC) created a Regionally Important Resources (RIR) plan to serve as a guide that identifies regionally important natural or historic resources within the ten-county Three Rivers Region. The plan also provides implementation strategies for the protection and management of these resources. Regionally Important Resources (RIR) are those determined to be of value to the region and thus the state, and vulnerable to the effects of uncontrolled or incompatible development.

Click here to view the TRRC Regionally Important Resources Plan Update

 

 

                              JUNE 27 PUBLC HEARING

 

          Click to View TRRC Regional Plan Working Draft

TRRC REVIEW OF LOCAL COMPREHENSIVE PLANS FOR THE REGION