Sandy Springs council backs $200,000 gap-fill threshold, advances sidewalk priority list for master plan
Councilors approved inserting a prioritized sidewalk candidate list into the city's transportation master plan and gave staff consensus to raise the gap-fill project threshold from $50,000 to $200,000, allowing six candidate segments (totaling about $888,000) to be advanced if funding is directed to the program.
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City staff presented an update on the Capital Sidewalk Program Sept. 16 and the council gave consensus to insert a priority-scored sidewalk list into the transportation master plan and to raise the gap-fill funding threshold from $50,000 to $200,000.
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