Fayette County Visioning Survey

Thank you for participating in the Fayette County Visioning Survey. This survey applies only to the unincorporated areas of Fayette County as shown in white on the map below. Your responses will help inform the update to Fayette County’s Comprehensive Plan.


The Comprehensive Plan guides future growth and development within unincorporated Fayette County over a 20-year period, considering future land use needs related to housing, parks and trails, job opportunities, local industry, and more. The plan is updated every five years, as required by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. These regular updates ensure the plan accurately reflects current community conditions and the community’s goals and priorities for the future.
Introduction
To begin, please share how you are connected to Fayette County and what you value most about it.

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1. Which of the following best describes your relationship to Fayette County? Select all that apply.

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2. Where do you live in Fayette County? Please use the map above to determine if you live in Unincorporated Fayette County or within a city or town.

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3. What do you feel are Fayette County’s top three strengths and assets? Space is limited to 50 characters.

Vision and Goals
The following questions ask for input on the vision and goals set forth in Fayette County’s current Comprehensive Plan (adopted in 2022). Your responses will provide input into community priorities and may help identify new goals and priorities.

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4. Which of the following goals for future growth and development in unincorporated Fayette County are still relevant today? Select all goals from the 2022 plan update that still apply. Use the “other” option to share what you feel is missing.

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5. The following vision statements are in Fayette County’s current Comprehensive Plan. Rank them in order of importance, with 1 (or top) being most important, and 6 (or bottom) being of least importance.

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6. If you close your eyes and imagine your ideal unincorporated Fayette County 20 years from now, tell us what you see. Please limit response to 1 to 2 sentences.

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