For homeowners along the GA400 Business Corridor in North Atlanta, notices should be arriving shortly from the GA DOT on a possible Right-Of-Way purchase. Yes, this means that you could be losing part of your yard, all of your yard, and possibly your home. Project Managers for the GA 400 Express Lane additions are working the next 3 weeks to solidify those plans and will start notifying homeowners by October on their additional land purchases for Right-Of-Way. … (1 comments)
forsyth county: Why do the Schools in Atlanta-Metro start so early?
- 07/27/18 12:56 PM
Why Do Metro Atlanta Schools Start So Early? Martha Dalton • Jul 25, 2017Share Students at some Atlanta Public Schools have already resumed classes. Credit Alison Guillory / WABE Sponsored Content Sponsored Content Sponsored Content 1:42 | Play story Add to My ListIn My List In some parts of the U.S., kids go back to school after Labor Day. However, that’s not the case for students in metro Atlanta’s public schools. In fact, some students in the Atlanta Public Schools have returned to class already. Cobb County students return July 31. Hear the broadcast version of this story. 1:42 Like us on … (0 comments)
forsyth county: GA400 Toll for speed lanes rec'd $184.1M Grant
- 06/06/18 08:28 AM
Plans for toll lanes on Ga. 400 got a boost Tuesday when the U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $184.1 million grant for the project. Georgia plans to build 17 miles of express toll lanes in Fulton and Forsyth counties. Construction is expected to start in 2021. The lanes are included in the state’s Major Mobility Investment Program – 11 major road projects to be paid for in part with money from a gas tax increase and other revenue approved by the General Assembly in 2015. The total cost of the Ga. 400 lanes is expected to be about $1.8 billion. … (0 comments)
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