DOT Project Listings for 2005 SPLOST
last updated April 2012

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Project Name: Barrett Parkway Thoroughfare Improvements (US41 to Dallas Highway)
Project No.: D4010
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: January 2012

Project Description: This project consists of 3.58 miles, exclusive of side streets, of widening from 4-lane divided roadway to 6-lane divided roadway from approximately 1800 feet south of Burnt Hickory Road to the intersection of Barrett Parkway and Cobb Parkway (US41); includes widening of the existing bridge over Noonday Creek and a 10-ft asphalt multi-use trail; and includes installation and modification of traffic signals and ATMS system.

Project Schedule: This project is scheduled for completion by summer 2013.

Project Manager Information: For additional information on this project, please contact the project manager Michael Wright at 770-528-4375

Project Downloads:
Handout
Barrett Parkway at Burnt Hickory BOC Approved Concept
Concept Map 1 - Barrett Parkway South End
Concept Map 2 - Barrett Parkway North End

Video Simulation Indirect Left at Burnt Hickory Intersection

Project Name: Big Shanty Extension
Project No.: D4030, D4040
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: December 2011

Project Description:
Cobb County has begun construction on the much anticipated Big Shanty Extension; a two mile long roadway designed to provide significant congestion relief for the northwest sector of Cobb County. Through the partnership of Georgia Department of Transportation, the Cobb County DOT, the Town Center Area Community Improvement District, Kennesaw State University and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Phase I began construction in January 2010, Phase III began construction in fall 2009 and Phase II is scheduled for construction in 2011. The total project should be completed by Fall 2012.

In 1998, the Town Center Area Community Improvement District, in an effort to relieve congestion on both Chastain Road and Barrett Parkway, began studying the possibilities of a new east/west corridor. Re-connecting the original Big Shanty Road, split by construction of I-75 in the mid 70’s, became the most viable alternative. The Big Shanty Extension project was developed and divided into three phases:
Phase 1 – Barrett Lakes Blvd east to George Busbee Pkwy (under I-75)
Phase 2 – Chastain Road east to Barrett Lakes
Phase 3 – George Busbee Parkway east to Chastain Meadows

When completed the project will provide an alternative to the congested Chastain Road and Barrett Parkway corridors.  The Big Shanty improvements will also include a multi-use trail on the entire length of the project providing a safe pedestrian environment for employees, Kennesaw State University students and visitors in the Town Center area.  The length of the project is 1.98 miles at a construction cost of $18,000,000.

Project Schedule:
Phase I is currently under construction and let to construction by the Georgia Department of Transportation and is anticipated to be completed in Fall 2012.
Phase II is currently under construction with a scheduled completion date of July 2012.
Phase III is substantially complete and open to traffic.

Project Manager Information:
For additional information on this project, please contact the project manager Michael Wright at 770-528-4375.

Project Downloads:
Click here to view Project Flyer which contains maps and detailed information of the project's 3 phases.

Project Name: Cedarcrest Road Widening - Cobb and Paulding Counties
Project No.: D4070
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: February 2012

Project Description:
Cedarcrest Road is a two-lane roadway that runs approximately 6.27 miles between US 41/Cobb Parkway Northwest in Cobb County and the Dallas Acworth Highway intersection with Hiram Acworth Highway at the Cross Roads community of Paulding County.  The proposed undertaking would widen and improve Cedarcrest Road from Harmony Grove Church Road to Governors Towne Drive. These improvements would be made through two projects—one to be completed by Paulding County’s Department of Transportation utilizing local funding and the other to be constructed by Cobb County’s Department of Transportation utilizing a combination of local funding and federal highway funds.

Project Schedule: This project is currently in design.

Project Manager Information: For more information about this project, please contact Cobb DOT Engineering, Scott Jordan, Project Engineer at 770-528-3685.

Project Downloads:
Cedarcrest Fact Sheet
Cedarcrest Road Map - Cobb County
Cedarcrest Road Map - Paulding County south 1
Cedarcrest Road Map - Paulding County north 2

Project Name: Canton Road Corridor
Project No.: D6050
Commission District: District 3
Last Web Update: September 2011

Project Description:
The limits of the Project extend along Canton Road from the northern terminus of the Canton Road Connector north to the Cobb/Cherokee County line.
The project consists of identifying specific safety and operational improvements to Canton Road and key intersections, improved access management for adjacent properties, continuous sidewalks on both sides of the roadway. This project also includes a raised median between Hembry Drive and Blackwell Square, and other selected locations, based on accident history.

Project Schedule: The project is currently complete.

Project Manager Information: For additional information, please contact the project manager Scott Jordan at 770-528-3685.

Project Downloads:
Comment Card
Plan 1
Plan 2
Plan 3
Plan 4
Plan 5
Plan 6
Plan 7
Plan 8
Plan Legend

Click here to view Canton Road Corridor Website

Project Name: Cobb Galleria Parkway Streetscapes Thoroughfare Improvements
Project No.: TR278
Commission District: District 2
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description:
The project consists of removing both existing sidewalks and constructing a 12-foot multi-use trail along the east side and constructing a 5-fott sidewalk along the west side. The project also includes extensive landscaping, construction of three retaining walls, modifications to the existing traffic signals, and potential placement of street and pedestrian lighting. The project length is 0.53 miles.
Project Schedule: Construction began in Fall 2010 with expected completion in Spring 2012.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please contact project manager Jane Stricklin at 770-420-6664.

Project Name: Cobb Parkway - Bridge Replacement over Chattahoochee River - GDOT Project
Project No.: D11E0
Commission District: District 2
Last Web Update: February 8, 2011
Project Description:
This project includes replacing the bridge over the Chattahoochee River located in Cobb and Fulton Counties, Georgia. To accelerate construction of the new bridge, this project has been split into two phases:
Phase 1: From Northgate Drive to Paces Mill Road. This phase will include reconstruction and widening of the bridge over the Chattahoochee River. The length of this proposed phase is 0.53 miles.
Phase 2: From Mount Paran Road to Northgate Drive. This will widen the existing roadway from 4-lanes to 6-lanes between Mount Paran Road and Northgate Drive.
Project Schedule:
Right-of-way acquisition authorization awaiting final environmental approval, final plans being completed, letting currently scheduled for March 2011.
Project Manager Information:
For more information, please contact Cobb DOT Engineering, Mike Cates, Project Engineer
at 770-420-6659
Project Downloads:
Click here to view Phase 1 PDF
Click here to view Phase 2 PDF
Click here for GDOT Project Handout.
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Project Name: County Line Road
Project No.: D6070
Commission District: District 3
Last Web Update: November 2011
Project Description: The purpose of this project is to provide safety improvements and better traffic flow for the County Line Road corridor from Due West Road to Mars Hill Road.
This project consists of approximately 5 miles of roadway improvements on County Line Road between Due West Road and Mars Hill Road. Improvements include reconstruction of 5 intersections, replacement of the bridge over Allatoona Creek, replacement of the culvert north of Burnt Hickory Road, and widening of the existing two-lane roadway, curb and gutter, sidewalk and roundabout at County Line Road at Burnt Hickory Road will also be added.
Project Schedule: This project is under construction with the roundabout construction open to traffic and expected project completion December 2011.
Project Manager Information: For additional information on please contact the project manager Scott Jordan at 770-528-3685.
Project Downloads:
Please note: Concept plans are very large files; download times will vary
Factsheet (from December 2007 Public Meeting)



Roundabout Project Fact Sheet (from November 2011)
Link to information about Roundabouts

Original Concept plans as of December 2007:
Map 1, Map 2, Map 3, Map 4, Map 5

Revised Concept plans as of April 2009:
Map 1 - Due West to Burnt Hickory
Map 2 - Burnt Hickory (including Roundabout)
Map 3 - Pitner Rd. to Starr Lake Dr.
Map 4 - Starr Lake Dr. to Old Stilesboro
Map 5 - Old Stilesboro Rd. to Mars Hill Rd.

The BOC approved the revised concept plan below at their 04/29/2009 meeting:
County Line Revised Concept Presentation

Project Name: Dallas Highway Enhancement Trail and Streetscape, Phase II Multi-Use Trails
Project No.: D11C0
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description: This project consists of a multipurpose recreational enhanced
sidewalk to accommodate pedestrians and bicyclists along SR120/Dallas Highway, from Villa Rica Way to John Ward Road. The length of the project is 0.94 miles and consists of constructing a 12-foot wide pedestrian enhanced sidewalk, curb ramps that comply with Americans with Disabilities Act design standards, and drainage improvements.
Project Schedule: This project is currently under construction with a scheduled completion date of Summer 2012.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please contact Mike Wright at 770-420-4375.

Project Name: East Cobb Sidewalks - Multi Use Trails
Project No.: D11G0
Commission District: District 2
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description: This project consists of approximately 5,500 feet of 10-ft wide sidewalk along the south side of Roswell Road (SR120). The project starts at the southeast corner of Providence Road/ Merchants Walk Drive adn continues east, ending at Shady Hill Road. The 10-ft wide sidewalk, with reductions in width (minimum 7 feet) is designed to avoid existing topographic limitations as needed. Handicap ramps will be placed at intersections along the route to conform to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Project Schedule: This project is currently under construction with a scheduled completion date of May 2012.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please contact John Morey at 770-528-1661.
Project Downloads:
Click here to view project limits.

Project Name: Floyd Road Widening
Project No.: D11E0
Commission District: District 4
Last Web Update: February 8, 2011
Project Description:Floyd Road is being designed as a 4 lane-divided road way with a 20 feet raised median, from Clay Rd to Hicks Rd. The median will be landscaped and a 10 feet wide enhanced sidewalk will be added on the west side of Floyd Road with a 5 feet grass strip. A 5 feet sidewalk will be added on the east side.
A concept plan has been approved by Georgia Department of Transportation [GDOT]and environmental approval by GDOT is awaited. After that, a public information open house will be held to invite comments from citizens [Spring 2009]. 
Project Schedule: This project is currently in design. Right-of-way acquisition started Fall 2009 and construction is expected to begin in early 2012.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please call Mike Wright at 770-528-4375.
Project Downloads:
Click here to view the Floyd Road Corridor concept map. 6.35 MB updated May 6, 2009
Click here to view the Fact Sheet.

Project Name: Interstate North Parkway Sidewalks Multi-Use Trails
CCDOT Project No.: D11H0
Commission District: District 2
Last Web Update: December 2011

Project Description:This project consists of approximately 360 feet of five-foot wide sidewalk on the east side of Powers Ferry Road, and approximately 1,300 feet of ten-foot wide sidewalk on the north side of Interstate North Parkway. Additional improvements include widening the right turn lane to provide an improved radius for westbound traffic on Interstate North Parkway, and extending the merge lane onto Powers Ferry Road to facilitate a more fluid movement for traffic.
Project Schedule: Notice to Proceed November 2011 with Scheduled Completion in Summer 2012
Project Manager Information:
For more information please contact Brian Loudermilk Project Engineer at 770-528-4378

Project Name: I-285 at Atlanta Road Interchange Improvements
CCDOT Project No.: D4100
GDOT Project No.: PI 752300
Federal Project No.: STP00-0222-01(001)
Commission District: District 2
Last Web Update: November 2011

Project Description: Modify the interchange at Atlanta Road and I-285 by replacing the existing bridge structures and adding left turn lanes along Atlanta Road to access both NB & SB traffic onto I-285; add aux. lanes along I-285 from Atlanta Rd to Paces Ferry Rd interchange and replace Orchard Rd Bridge over I-285.

Project Schedule:
Preliminary Field Plan Review:  February 2011
R/W Acquisition:  FY2011
Let Date:  FY2013
Project Manager Information:
For more information please contact Bryan Ricks Project Engineer at 770-528-4361.
Project Downloads:
Concept Plan as of October 15, 2011
Public Meeting Handout

Project Name: I-75 at Third Army Road Interchange
Project Numbers: D4260
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: October 2011

Project Description:
The purpose of this project is to provide safety and operational improvements, and reduce traffic congestion on those roads that feed traffic from northern Paulding County, Southern Bartow County and northwest Cobb County to and from I-75.  Currently, commuters use US 41 and SR 92 predominately to gain access to the interstate system. SR 92 crosses Lake Allatoona and goes through historic Acworth.  It would be difficult to widen SR 92 to accommodate this traffic.  Due to congestion along these corridors, commuters are taking alternative routes to gain access to the interstate including perceived short cuts through communities.  This has created safety and operations issues as well as congestion on facilities that were not designed to accommodate this degree of traffic.

The Third Army Road project will address these issues by creating a access controlled roadway between US 41 and a new interchange on I-75 that basically follows the existing Third Army Road, hence the name of the project.  This new facility will provide direct access to the area as described above with the new interchange on I-75. A grade separated interchange with US 41 is also being considered to further alleviate potential congestion on US 41.

Project Schedule:
Currently, only the scoping phase is underway with a duration of approximately 18 months.  The deliverables of this phase consists of an approved Environmental document and approved concept.  Upon completion of this Phase, construction plans will be prepared and the project let to construction.  It is anticipated that construction will begin by 2017 and will take two years to complete construction.

Project Manager Information:
For additional information on this project, please contact the project manager Mike Cates at 770-420-6659.

Project Downloads:
Proposed Concept Plan I-75 / Third Army Road (5Mb) Sept. 2011

Project Name: Jamerson Road/Wigley Road/Kell High School Roadway Improvements
Project No.: D6120
Commission District: District 3
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description:
The project consists of various improvements for the Jamerson Road – Jamerson Road/Wigley Road area. Jamerson Road will be widened from a 2-lane to a 4-lane divided road from Lee Waters Road to Canton Road. Jamerson Road/Wigley Road will be widened from 2 lanes to 3-lanes from Sandy Plains Road to Lee Waters Road.
The four-lane roadway will transition to a three-lane roadway with right turn lanes at intersections. Kell High School improvements include extension of turn lanes along Lee Waters Road. This project also includes the construction of six retaining walls.
Project Schedule: This project is currently under construction with expected completion Spring 2012.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please contact Bryan Ricks, Project Engineer, at 770-528-4361.
Project Downloads:(BOC-approved concept 06/10/ 2008)
Concept Layout 1 , Concept Layout 2

Project Name: Jiles Road, Thoroughfare Improvements (Phase III)
Project No.: D4130 A
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: February 8, 2011
Project Description: This project, broken into 3 phases, will increase the existing capacity and improve operational deficiencies that will provide for better traffic flow on Jiles Road. Phase I includes roadway between Baker Road and Cherokee Street and includes widening to 4 lanes in each direction with a raised median.  This project is complete.
Jiles Road Phase II will include a new bridge (parallel to the existing one) over the railroad to add additional capacity (between Baker Road and moon Station Road).  This project is complete.
Phase III will have improvements between US 41 and the CSX bridge.
Project Schedule: Phase 1 complete, Phase II complete, Phase III is scheduled to be complete Summer 2013.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please contact Mike Wright, Project Engineer, at 770-528-4375.
Project Downloads:
Public Meeting Handout
Concept Sheet 1of 4
Concept Sheet 2 of 4
Concept Sheet 3 of 4
Concept Sheet 4 of 4

Lake Acworth Drive/ SR 92 - GDOT Project
GDOT held a Location and Design Public Information Open House on July 8, 2008 for the proposal to widen SR 92 from two to four lanes between US 41 and Cowan Road at I-75. Click here for more info.

Project Name: Lower Roswell Road (East)
Project No.: 6140
Commission District: District 2
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description: Safety and operational improvements to Lower Roswell Road from Davidson Road to Timber Ridge Road through the addition of turning lanes, bicycle lanes, sidewalk and a multi-use trail.

This project consists of the addition of sidewalks, trail, and bike lanes along a 2.9 mile portion of Lower Roswell Road, from Davidson Road to Timber Ridge Road. A roundabout is included at the end of the project, where Lower Roswell Road intersects with Willeo Road and Timber Ridge Road.

Project Schedule:
Phase 1: Davidson Road to Waterford Green/start of National Park
Start construction October 2011, Completion October 2012
Phase 2: Waterford Green/start of National Park to Timber Ridge Road/Fulton County line
Start construction, contingent upon approval of National Park permit, approximately March 2012
Completion, 1 year construction duration, approximately Summer 2013

Project Manager Information: For more information please contact Bryan Ricks Project Engineer at 770-528-4361.
Project Downloads:
Please note: Concept files are very large files; download times will vary.
Revised concepts as of October 20, 2008:
map 1 of 5 (Asheforde Dr. to Heyward Sq.)
map 2 of 5 (Davidson Rd. to Sunset Trail)
map 3 of 5 (Heyward Sq. to Hyde Road)
map 4 of 5 (Hyde Road to Richmond Hill)
map 5 of 5 (Roundabout at Timber Ridge)
Fact Sheet
Project Website: Lower Roswell Road (East)- Project No. 6140

Project Name: Nance Road, Phase II Roadway Improvements
Project No.: D6160A
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description: This project consists of widening 0.5 miles on Nance Road, from approximately 500 feet southwest of the intersection of Acworth Due West Road and Nance Road and extending 1500 feet northeast of Laurel Drive. The project also includes curb and gutter, sidewalks, shoulder repair and drainage improvements at the Nance Road and Acworth Due West Road intersection.
Project Schedule: This project began construction in January 2011 with expected completion by December 2011.
Project Manager Information: For more information, please contact Mike Wright, Project Engineer, at 770-528-4375.

Project Name: Noonday Creek Trail, Multi-Use Trails
Project No.: D11D0
Commission District: District 1
Last Web Update: March 2012

Project Description:
The Noonday Creek Trail is a culmination of efforts between the Town Center Area Community Improvement District (TCACID), Cobb County, and the National Park Service.  This trail will connect to the existing Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park trail system and the proposed West Cobb Trail, planned to be constructed adjacent to Barrett Parkway between Dallas Highway/SR 120 and Cobb Parkway/US 41.

The proposed trail will run from the National Park on Old Highway 41 to Barrett Parkway, will join the West Cobb Trail along Barrett Parkway, run down Cobb Parkway to Vaughan Road and run down portions of Vaughan Road and Cobb Place Boulevard to Barrett Lakes Boulevard.  The trail will run down Barrett Lakes Boulevard to Noonday Creek, and then follow Noonday Creek to Bells Ferry Road. 

Additional plans are in place to add trailheads and parking throughout the trail corridor.  Future phases of the trail will also connect to Noonday Park and points northward toward and into Cherokee county.

Sections of the trail currently under construction are north of Barrett Parkway and east of Cobb Parkway.  Additional construction projects will be added over the next couple of years.

Project Schedule:
Work continues on the nearly 7-mile-long Noonday Creek Trail which will connect pedestrians and cyclists from the Town Center mall area to Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park.  The goal of this project is to link residential areas with commercial and industrial areas, and to make these areas much more accessible to pedestrians and cyclists.

Phase 1A: Complete
This completed project is along the south side of Old 41 Highway from the intersection with Stilesboro Road to the northern boundary of the National Park System.  Also included in this project was a 279 space parking lot at the CSX Railroad site purchased by Cobb County.  
Phase 1B:  Under Construction
Construction for this phase of the project is anticipated to begin in Fall 2011 with expected completion in Summer 2012.  This project includes the placement of curb and gutter along the northern side of the road within the National Park Service park boundary (opposite the trail side) and resurfacing the Old 41 Highway within the park.  This project also contains the extension of the trail along the southern side of Old 41 Highway from the park northern boundary to a match point just south of Barrett Parkway.  From this match point, the trail will be built as a part of the Barrett Parkway widening project, scheduled to advertise later this year. 
Phase 2A: Complete
The placement of trail for this phase is along Cobb Parkway (US 41) from Barrett Parkway northward to Noonday Creek which is about 0.33 mile.  The trail starts on the western side of Cobb Parkway swapping sides to the eastern side at the signalized intersection with Vaughn Road.  Construction is underway with an completion in early 2011.
Phase 2B: Complete
In early September, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners and members of the Town Center Area Community Improvement District celebrated the completion of this phase of the trail with a ribboncutting ceremony.  This section begins at Cobb Parkway(US 41) and runs along Noonday Creek, Vaughn Road, back along the creek, then back along Vaughn Road, Cobb Place Blvd., Barrett Lakes Blvd. to the intersection with Duncan Road and includes a scenic pedestrian bridge over Noonday Creek. 
Phase 2C: Under Construction
This phase continues from Phase 2B and runs northward along Barrett Lakes Blvd. to Noonday Creek.  Then the trail runs along Noonday Creek and under I-75, crosses Busbee Parkway at Town Center Drive, under I-575 and Chastain Meadows Parkway before ending at the western side of Bells Ferry Road.  A small gravel parking lot on county owned land just off of Bells Ferry Road will be proposed as a trail head.  Coordination with many agencies, including the Federal Highway Administration, was a necessary part of the planning stages from this project as it involved the careful consideration of 4 creek bridges and impacts to numerous sections of wetlands and stream buffers. This phase of the project is scheduled to begin construction in late spring 2012. 

Project Manager Information:
For more information, please contact Noonday Creek Trail project manager Jane Stricklin at 770-420-6664.

Project Downloads:

Constructed in five phases, the paved trail will be 8 to 10 feet wide and have a dotted line to separate pedestrians and cyclists. SPLOST Funding for this project was supplemented with funds from the Town Center Area Community Improvement District, National Park Service and the Georgia Department of Transportation

Click here to view a map of project phase locations.

Project Name: Powder Springs Road/SR 360 at Cheatham Hill/Callaway Roads
Project No.: GDOT Project
Commission District: District 4
Last Web Update: February 8, 2011
Project Description: The Georgia Department of Transportation held a Public Information Open House for proposed intersection improvements at SR 360/Powder Springs Road at Cheatham Hill/Callaway Roads on Thursday, August 7, 2008
Project Schedule: This project is currently in design.
Project Downloads:
Location Map
Public Information Handout

Project Name: Queen Mill Road
Project No.: D6200
Commission District: District 4
Last Web Update: February 8, 2011
Project Description: This project consists of safety and operational improvements to Queen Mill Road from Mableton Pkwy. to Veterans Memorial Hwy. The 1.8 mile project limit includes curb, gutter, sidewalk, drainage design, and geometric improvements where needed.
Project Schedule: This project is currently in design.
Project Downloads:
Concept Design 1
Concept Design 2
Handout

Project Name: Sandy Plains Road at East Piedmont Road
Project No.: D3360
Commission District: District 3
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description:
The proposed project consists of widening the roadways to provide additional left turn lanes and right turn lanes at each intersection approach. This project consists of intersection improvements including dual left
turn lanes and right turn lanes on all four quadrants of the intersection, median modifications, curb and gutter, sidewalks, crosswalks and ADA ramps. The existing traffic signal will also be upgraded.
Project Schedule:This project is currently under construction with an expected completion of May 2012.
Project Manager Information: For additional information on this project, please contact the project manager Scott Jordan at 770-528-3685.

Project Downloads:
Concept Layout1
Concept Layout2
Project Fact Sheet / Layout Sheet

Project Name: Shiloh Road/ Shallowford Road
Project No.: D11E0
Commission District: District 3
Last Web Update: February 8, 2011
Project Description:
The purpose of this project is to provide safety and operational improvements to the Shiloh Road/Shallowford Road corridor. The improvements include widening of the existing travel lanes to safe widths, the addition of a center turn lane, additional right turn lanes, and increased capacity at the major intersections. In addition, bike friendly lanes and sidewalk will be included in the project.
Project Schedule: This project has been deferred.
Project Downloads:
Fact Sheet , PIOH Handout ,
Concept Maps : concept 1, concept 2, concept 3, concept 4, concept 5, concept 6

Project Name: South Hurt Road Sidewalks
Project No.: D7010C
Commission District: District 4
Last Web Update: December 2011
Project Description:
This project consists of pedestrian improvements along the west side of South Hurt Road and includes the addition of curb and gutter, a five-foot wide Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant sidewalk, and a two-foot wide stamped concrete landscape strip. Existing substandard wheelchair ramps will be removed and replaced with ramps complying with ADA requirements.
Project Schedule: Scheduled completion date is August 2012
Project Manager Information: For more information please contact Brian Loudermilk Project Engineer at 770-528-4378