About Gateway Marietta
Established in June 2014, the Gateway Marietta CID’s goal is to encourage revitalization and redevelopment of Delk Road, South Marietta Parkway and Franklin Gateway. The Gateway Marietta CID is a collection of commercial property owners who agree to invest their own money back in the area by levying an additional tax on themselves to be spent on projects that benefit the entire community. Conveniently located just three miles north of The Battery/Cumberland area, within the City of Marietta, the Gateway Marietta CID is thriving because of our focus on infrastructure improvements, beautification, and public safety.
Project Highlight: Creative Placemaking and CID Signage Study
Gateway Marietta CID is currently completing a Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) study to develop recommendations for improvements within the district to encourage efficient and safe movement of pedestrians, bicycles and vehicles in, through, and around the district.
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Oct
2023
Gem City Growth
Infrastructure, public safety and beautification: Those are the three pillars guiding the work of the Gateway Marietta Community Improvement District
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Sep
2023
Cobb County | Building Smart from the Start
Over 35 years ago, an infrastructure project catalyzed Georgia’s first community improvement district (CID). A Cobb County developer, with the support of Cumberland Galleria property owners, sought to create an access point to Interstate 75 and spoke to Georgia legislators about how that might be done. The result was 1984 legislation incorporated into the state’s constitution allowing for CIDs.
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Sep
2023
GREG TEAGUE: Cobb’s Community Improvement Districts: Solutions for Today, Planning for Tomorrow
With more than $23 billion in cumulative economic impact, the Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) in Cobb County are leaders in the metro Atlanta area and region. CIDs are a self-taxing