Wednesday, March 12, 2008
News DeKalb PATH trail hearing tomorrow
Posted by Thomas Wheatley @thomaswheatley on Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 6:43 PM
The same judge who halted preliminary construction last week on a controversial PATH trail between Mason Mill and Medlock parks in DeKalb County will hold a hearing Thursday at 11 a.m. at the county courthouse in downtown Decatur to determine whether work can resume. Superior Court Judge Gregory Adams' ruling was challenged by the county, PATH's partner in the $750,000 project. William Linkous, the county attorney, says he and PATH officials were not warned of last week's hearing. The hearing will take place in room 5420 on the fifth floor.
Members of the Three Forks Heritage Alliance, a neighborhood activist group opposed to the trail, are asking their supporters to wear white T-shirts to show solidarity for the cause.
To read more about and comment on the DeKalb PATH trail and what it could mean for other communities, click here.
Latest in Fresh Loaf
-
Town hall meeting on Ashford, er, Brookhaven… whatever 2
Someone has proposed turning DeKalb County into one big fat city
-
Ringling Bros. Circus kicks off tonight, but there's an elephant in the room 6
Or, tent, I suppose
-
Blogging today: Lines get fuzzier at AJC and elsewhere 10
New AJC blog blurs line between editorial and marketing
- More »
Author Archives
-
North Atlanta High School student Monserrat Urbano is missing 5
Sixteen-year-old never made it home yesterday
-
Most popular damn posts o' the week
PARKAtlanta gets no love this week
- More »
Comments (0)