Roads & Transportation in Clarkesville
Road work, paving, bridges, sidewalks, traffic, transit, airports, and transportation funding.
What may change how people get around?Roads issues in Clarkesville
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City Council reviewed a possible Federal Transit Administration pilot planning grant that could shape future pedestrian, sidewalk and bike-lane improvements.
A council member pressed staff for a timeline on restriping streets that were recently repaved, work residents still need before lane markings return.
The city will now be responsible for maintaining Rocky Branch Road after a Habersham County request.
City council received a briefing on the state's planned passenger rail line connecting North Carolina, Atlanta and Savannah, which could eventually pass through the area.
The state is taking a portion of a BP gas station property through condemnation to make way for a planned roundabout in Clarkesville.
A city council member has raised concerns about the Monroe Street and Bryant Street intersection, a first step toward possible changes for drivers who use it.
City council talked over potential sidewalk upgrades, a step that could affect pedestrian access around town.
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