Monday, August 25, 2008
News Final Connect Atlanta Plan workshops -- view the progress
Posted by Thomas Wheatley @thomaswheatley on Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 8:04 PM
Mayor Shirley Franklin's Connect Atlanta Plan is in its final stages and team members are asking the public to help them fine-tune their progress.
Four meetings located around Atlanta will be the last chance residents have to weigh in on the the city's first-ever comprehensive transportation plan. It'd be worth stopping by to see what improvements they've proposed in terms of roads, rails, sidewalks and accessibility for cyclists, as well. (Project planners posted a link to a proposed bike network PDF file. Click here to check it out.)
After the jump, meeting details and locations.
North
Monday, September 8 (6pm-8pm)
Peachtree Rd. United Methodist
3180 Peachtree Road, NW
Directions: From either Arts Center or Buckhead Rail Station, take Bus #23 or Bus # 110 toward Buckhead Village
East
Tuesday, September 16 (6pm-8pm)
Trolley Barn
963 Edgewood Ave., NE
Directions: From Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA Station, walk 1 block westbound (.1mile) on Edgewood Ave
Southwest
Tuesday, September 9 (6pm-8pm)
Cascade United Methodist Church
3144 Cascade Road, SW, Room #204
Directions: Church located just past Childress Drive; take Bus #71 from West End Station or #170 from the Hamilton Holmes Rail Station
Downtown
Thursday, September 18 (6pm-8pm)
City Hall Old City Council Chambers
55 Trinity Avenue, SW, Suite 3350
Directions: From either Five Points or Garnett Station, walk east to City Hall; or take Bus #42, 49 or 110 from Five Points Station
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