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Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Dunwoody Place and Roswell Road: Finally, some action
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Earlier this week, AJC writer Cynthia Daniels reported that crews went back to work this week on improving the intersection of Roswell Road and Dunwoody Place.
The work, which would’ve created dedicated bike lanes, new traffic signals and improved drainage, was originally scheduled to be complete in December 2006. The date soon changed to June 2007, and then never — a result of delayed utility relocations and issues between the state Department of Transportation and project contractor the Lions Group.
Mark McKinnon, a GDOT spokesman, said the Lions Group will also complete work on the intersection of Roswell Road and Northridge Road — which was also scheduled for improvements.
Both projects should be complete by spring 2008, McKinnon said.
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How are the taxes in Forsyth County?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
We’re researching a news article about tax rates in Forsyth County and would like to hear from you the taxpayer.
Are you a resident of Forsyth County who is concerned about rising property assessments and taxes in the county? Are you worried that Forsyth County is becoming a more expensive place to live?
If so, staff writer Nancy Badertscher would like to hear from you at nbadertscher@ajc.com.
Please tell us a little about your past assessments and tax bills for county government operations and schools. Please provide details about your home, what area of the county you live in, your occupation and a contact phone number. You may be contacted by a reporter for an upcoming article.
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