Politics & Government

Review Cycle Atlanta Phase 1.0 Study and other Bicycle Projects Before City Hall, 11/19

They will also present the preliminary concepts for five High-priority Bicycle Projects including Charles Allen Dr/Parkway/Jackson St between 4th St and Freedom Pkwy.

The City of Atlanta's Department of Planning and community Development announces a Public Open House where you can review the draft of the Cycle Atlanta: Phase 1.0 Study before it is presented to Atlanta City Council for adoption. The recommendations of the bicycle plan specifically address the diverse population of the central Atlanta area by considering the needs of different ages and demographic groups. The network of five study corridors directly connects to four regional medical centers, 11 public schools, two private schools, seven colleges and universities, and 13 MARTA Rapid Rail Stations. Data collected from our newly-released smartphone App, CycleAtlanta, was used throughout the planning process (http://www.cycleatlanta.org).

Public Open House

November 19, 2013 6:00-8:00 p.m. (drop in anytime)

Old City Council Chambers, Atlanta City Hall

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68 Mitchell St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303

We will also be presenting the preliminary concepts for five High-priority Bicycle Projects which are being designed by a consultant on behalf of the City of Atlanta. The projects are listed below.

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·         Charles Allen Dr/Parkway/Jackson St between 4th St and Freedom Pkwy -- protected two-way cycle track or bicycle lanes (NPUs E & M)

·         DeKalb Ave at DeKalb Pl/Rocky Ford Rd -- bicycle intersection improvements NPUs N & O)

·         Hilliard St/Grant St between Auburn Ave and Woodward Ave -- enhanced bicycle route (NPUs M & W)

·         JP Brawley Dr between Jefferson St and ML King Jr Dr -- community street (NPU L)

·         Mangum St/Walker St between Mitchell St and Peters St -- protected two-way cycle track or bicycle lanes (NPU M)


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