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Sandy Springs staff: neighborhood right-of-way donations can boost sidewalk project scores
Summary
City staff described how residents can submit nonbinding letters of intent to donate right of way by May 31 to increase the score of sidewalk segments under the capital sidewalk program; an updated priority list is due in late July.
A City of Sandy Springs public works staff member told residents the deadline to submit nonbinding letters of intent to donate right of way for sidewalk projects is May 31 and that donations can increase a segment's priority score.
The announcement explained how the city's Sidewalk Network Master Plan and the capital sidewalk program prioritize new sidewalk segments.…
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