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Sandy Springs begins work on PATH 400 segments 1 and 3; ARC funds middle segment
Summary
A City of Sandy Springs staff member said crews have started preparing phases 1 and 3 of the local portion of PATH 400; the Atlanta Regional Commission offered matching grant funding for the middle segment, which had been on hold.
A City of Sandy Springs staff member said crews have begun preparing phases 1 and 3 of the city's portion of PATH 400, the multi-segment trail that connects into the larger PATH 400 network.
The announcement said Segment 1 stretches from Lord And Scribe to Windsor Parkway, and Segment 3 will extend north from Ridgeview Park to just past the Glenridge Connector. "Crews have started preparing phases 1 and 3 of the city's portion of PATH 400 for construction," the staff member said.
City staff explained that the work leaves a gap where Segment 2 sits, because that middle portion was previously on hold pending additional funding. "Segment 2 is expected to get started next summer and will also take around 3 years to complete," the staff member said, and officials said the Atlanta Regional Commission recently offered matching grant funding to construct the middle portion of PATH 400.
Officials gave timelines for Segments 1 and 3 of about three years for construction. For project details, the announcement directed the public to spr.gs/path4hundred.
The project update focused on construction sequencing and funding status rather than on permitting or contract awards. No formal votes or legislative actions were recorded in the announcement; the remarks were an operational update on the city's PATH 400 work.
