919 respondents say what their main concerns for downtown Fayetteville are.
Fayetteville Main Street recently conducted a community survey to better understand the preferences and priorities of residents and visitors for the future of downtown. In a prepared statement, Fayetteville Main Street Director Amiee Byrd said, “ The survey generated an impressive 919 responses, making it one of the most successful participation efforts across Tennessee Main Street programs.” Among the top request, establishing a dining and entertainment district, expanding family entertainment opportunities, enhancing public spaces with inviting features and preserving historic character while adding modern amenities.
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