When you’re out & about in our town of Dunwoody and notice freshly-paved roads, take a look at the lane width and check to see if they are the appropriate width for the area. See the below for newly repaved segments of Vermack near Womack along Dunwoody High School and also Vanderlyn in front of Vanderlyn
Thank YOU, Georgia Department of Transportation!! As reported in the Neighbor Newspapers on May 29th, Â the Georgia Department of Transportation as agreed to have a trail included along GA-400 through I-285 interchange! Many thanks go to the City of Sandy Springs for committing $1 Million towards the trail. Specific thanks also go to the PATH
UPDATE #3: Sound Your Voice for Bikes NOW – December 14th Council meeting City Council has an agenda item for Monday, December 14th to discuss proposed sidewalks & PARTIAL bike lanes 8th. TODAY: Please send a short email to our mayor, council & staff in support of bike lanes along the FULL segment on Tilly Mill Road between North
UPDATE as of 4/30: The wrap-up meeting on the Winters Chapel Road Corridor study is 7 p.m. tonight 4/30 at Congregation Beth Shalom, 5303 Winters Chapel Road. This is a joint project between the cities of Peachtree Corners and Dunwoody. Â Although we didn’t get dedicated bicycle facilities nor a “Complete Streets” application, learn what is
Last minute notice / call for action: Tonight, Monday, April 13th our Dunwoody City Council is voting whether to build Phase III of our Dunwoody Trailway & create a new 5-acre park on the corner of North Shallowford & Pernoshal. There is one consolidated project that includes BOTH the 5-acre Pernoshal Park **PLUS ** the
February, 2016 Update: Through the Atlanta Regional Commission Livable Centers Initiative program, this project was awarded $3.8M as the “DeKalb County – Construction of sidewalks and trails connecting Medical Center and Dunwoody MARTA stations” Per our contact at the ARC, “This is a partnership with the Perimeter Community Improvement District, the cities of Dunwoody, Sandy
Here we go again!! On St. Paddy’s day, the Chamblee City Council voted unanimously to endorse a resolution in support of trails & applying Complete Streets designs for the $1 Billion dollar I-285/SR-400 Interchange project. Chamblee joins the cities of Dunwoody & Brookhaven in asking the Georgia Department of Transportation to provide safe, human-powered mobility choices through and around
Great news: On March 9th, the Dunwoody City Council voted to endorse a resolution in support of trails & applying Complete Streets designs for the $1 Billion dollar I-285/SR-400 Interchange project. Dunwoody joins the City of Brookhaven in asking the Georgia Department of Transportation to provide safe, human-powered mobility choices through and around these expressways,
Great News: March 3, 2015 – Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) has announced their endorsement in support of asking the Georgia Department of Transportation in providing pedestrian, bicycling and trail accommodation with the I-285/SR-400 projects! Linda Matzigkeit, the Chief Administrative Officer of CHOA said, “… we wholeheartedly endorse Georgia Bikes’ proposal to incorporate sidewalks, bikes lanes and space
Great news! On February 10th, the City of Brookhaven formally adopted Resolution 2015-02-02, asking GDOT to provide Bicycle, Pedestrian & Trail accommodations with the 285/400 projects! Download their Resolution here: Brookhaven Resolution20150202Trails For our detailed project information and “asks”, please go to our page HERE To voice your support, sign the on-line petition HERE The City of Brookhaven
