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Sandy Springs begins second, final phase of Roswell Road streetscape project
Summary
City of Sandy Springs crews have started the second and final phase of the Roswell Road Streetscapes project, funded by the Community Development Block Grant, to build 9-foot sidewalks and street lighting between Northwood Drive and Lake Placid Drive; work is expected to take about six months and will involve occasional lane closures.
The City of Sandy Springs has started work on the second and final phase of the Roswell Road Streetscapes project, city staff said. The project will add 9-foot sidewalks and street lighting along Roswell Road between Northwood Drive and Lake Placid Drive; crews are demolishing, grading and preparing the site now.
City staff said the work is funded through the Community Development Block Grant. The city estimates the phase will take about six months to complete. During construction, drivers should expect occasional lane closures on Roswell Road and are urged to slow down and follow work-zone instructions.
The project is intended to make walking to nearby businesses safer and easier by creating a continuous, walkable path and improving lighting along the corridor. City communications urged the public to follow the city’s social media channels for updates on closures and progress.
No formal votes or council actions were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt; the item was presented as a project update rather than a deliberative agenda item.
