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Ashford Dunwoody Road Corridor Study Public Open House - November 2016

Nov. 29, 2016

Following a series of stakeholder meetings, a community workshop, and technical analysis of traffic data, the project team has updated draft recommendations aimed at making Ashford Dunwoody Road a multimodal corridor that serves the needs of all users, is harmonious with existing development and future growth, minimizes negative impacts to property owners and neighborhoods along the corridor, that has broad support from citizens and stakeholders, and that is cost-effective and implementable.

The final draft recommendations were presented at a public open house on Tuesday, Nov. 29, at Brookhaven City Hall, Council Chambers, 4362 Peachtree Road.

The materials presented at the open house are available at the bottom of the page and cover the following topics:

Welcome handout - overview
Study timeline and overview
Segment 1 Typical Cross-Section: Peachtree Road to south of Johnson Ferry Road
- Intersection improvements at Peachtree Road
- Intersection improvements at Windsor Parkway
Segment 2 Typical Cross-Section: between Johnson Ferry Road intersections
- Short-term intersection improvements at Johnson Ferry Road
- Long-term intersection improvements at Johnson Ferry Road
Segment 3 Typical Cross-Section: north of Johnson Ferry Road to Perimeter Summit Parkway/Oak Forest Drive
- Intersection improvements at Harts Mill Road/Marist School
- Intersection improvements at West Nancy Creek Drive
- Intersection improvements at Montgomery Elementary School/Chaucer Lane
Segment 4 Typical Cross-Section: Perimeter Summit Parkway/Oak Forest Drive to City Limits
- Intersection improvements at Perimeter Summit Parkway/Oak Forest Drive
Examples of potential streetscape elements