This Atlanta street has no road. The city may retire it.
The roughly 2,000-square-foot Truitt Street SW right-of-way comes before a committee Oct. 14. Existing utility easements would stay.
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Atlanta may retire a fenced-off street with an affordable-housing backstory
Shirley Place NW comes before the Transportation Committee Oct. 14. The proposal concerns removing a public right-of-way—not approving new homes.
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Fewer lanes on Peachtree? Funding papers call for testing alternatives, too
Atlanta’s Oct. 14 committee review concerns a $3.6 million proposal. An attached framework calls for studying safety options that keep the lanes.
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Two Atlanta fleet proposals cover the same $1.20 million electric-truck agreement
Both measures are on the Oct. 13 held docket. The Kenworth amount is included in the broader $3.34 million plan, not evidence of an additional truck order.
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Atlanta’s $3.34 million electric-fleet plan pairs work vehicles with 14 charging ports
The Oct. 13 docket also includes a separate Kenworth measure naming the same $1.20 million agreement included in the larger plan. Both remain proposals.
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Atlanta proposes $22.38 million for water and sewer work tied to road construction
The Oct. 13 first-reading proposal would support utility work associated with state, South Fulton and Atlanta road projects—not an approved funding transfer.
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Wills Lane three-lot plan seeks stream-buffer exception ahead of Oct. 14 meeting
The proposal also seeks smaller side setbacks and a street without curbs or sidewalks. A Planning Commission public hearing is scheduled for Nov. 5.
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Atlanta committee to consider $30,300 in sidewalk, sewer and flooding settlements
The three proposed payments would resolve injury and property-damage claims, including one arising from dormitory flooding in 2023. Payment authorization remains pending.
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Chattahoochee Hills’ transportation-tax plan puts 93% toward maintenance and safety; voters decide Nov. 3
The city forecasts a $3.67 million share if voters renew the tax, but collections are not guaranteed. Early voting begins Oct. 13; a separate school-tax renewal is also on the ballot.
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Sandy Springs approves $182,000 deal for county land along Roswell Road
The streetscape agreement covers a permanent roadside strip plus temporary construction access with a two-year limit once use begins.
In this report: approved
Atlanta zoning board urges denial of 2,250-space airport lot on Cleveland Avenue
Planners say the round-the-clock Fast Park & Relax proposal conflicts with investments meant to make the corridor more walkable, bikeable and transit-friendly.
In this report: recommended
Zoning board conditionally backs two-home split in Grove Park; staff calls for sidewalks
Staff says the two proposed lots would be generally wider than existing lots along the block. NPU J recommends denial.
In this report: recommended
Staff backs taller Memorial Drive wall after finding debris spilling onto sidewalk
At 1422 Memorial Drive SE, planners say a sharp grade change leaves little room for shorter, tiered walls. The Oct. 8 report recommends a five-foot wall—not a recorded board approval.
In this report: recommended
Glenridge–Roswell utility reimbursement gets Atlanta approval with $214,422.50 ceiling
Council also increased the prior contract authorization by $198,518.18. That increase is distinct from the payment ceiling; the vote does not establish a completed payment.
In this report: approved
Wood Partners proposes 280-home cap for Lewis Road mixed-use site
Proffered conditions call for neighborhood screening, five-foot sidewalks and no retail in the civic space. A turn-lane extension would need Powder Springs approval.
In this report: proposed
Glenridge at Johnson Ferry/Glenairy signal plans receive staff review
The intersection study seeks operational and safety improvements. The September report lists consultant revisions to preliminary signal plans as the next step.
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Hammond Drive widening finishes design and land acquisition; bid preparation underway
The four-lane proposal includes bicycle, pedestrian and transit infrastructure. The September report still describes funding as engineering and right-of-way only.
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PATH400 extension’s Segment 2 receives GDOT construction notice
The Sept. 18 report lists a pre-construction meeting as a next step for Segment 2, while walls, grading and bridges are under construction on Segments 1 and 3.
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Mount Vernon–Johnson Ferry final paving depends on underground utility relocations
Two-way traffic was operating on both roads. The September report says Roswell Road signals remained in a temporary configuration pending overhead utility relocation.
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Roswell Road transit-access project completes Phase 1 land acquisition
Utility coordination and permitting remain ahead of Phase 1 bidding. The September report lists 17 of 26 required land acquisitions completed across the project.
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