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Sandy Springs to build 6-foot sidewalk from 215 Hildebrand Drive to Roswell Road
Summary
City staff announced crews will break ground soon on a roughly three-month project to build a 6-foot sidewalk linking 215 Hildebrand Drive (by the Georgia Power substation) to Roswell Road to improve pedestrian access to City Springs.
Sandy Springs crews will soon start building a 6-foot sidewalk stretching from about 215 Hildebrand Drive — in front of the Georgia Power substation on the north side of the roadway — up to Roswell Road, city staff announced. The work is intended to improve walkability and provide a safer walking path for people traveling between City Springs and Roswell Road.
A staff member said the project should take about three months to complete. The announcement did not specify a contractor, funding source or an exact start date.
The sidewalk will run along the north side of the roadway at the stated address and is described as a direct pedestrian link from City Springs to Roswell Road. The staff member said crews are "getting ready to break ground" and encouraged residents to follow the city's social media channels for project updates.
No formal vote, ordinance number or funding resolution was mentioned in the remarks on the record. Additional details such as traffic impacts during construction, funding sources and the contract award were not specified in the announcement.
