FARNER: Gateway area 'super hot priority' for residents  There
were several items Suwanee residents disagreed with during the
last year's 20/20 vision discussions. What to do with Old Town,
and how to handle public art were among the most divisive
issues.  But almost hands down, the Gateway area remains an
issue that residents agree is a priority, yet what steps to take
next to improve it are widely varied.  The area, around exit 111
off of Interstate 85, was the first in the city to be
commercially developed. And it later helped Suwanee gain
notoriety when the Atlanta Falcons had their training camp and
practice facility there in the late 1970s.  But today's reality
is the area is an embarrassment for some residents because
businesses have closed and crime has enveloped hotels. Not to
mention the traffic backups that can clog Lawrenceville-Suwanee
several times each day.  In the vision plan that was adopted at
last month's City Council meeting, the Gateway section was
labeled "Goal 1" under the section "Plan