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Surveys open for Fayetteville’s Trail Study

Once completed, the Fayetteville High Priority Trail will be three miles, providing safe access between residential neighborhoods and recreational spaces, the natural environment and nearby arts and cultural amenities. (Rendering courtesy of Fayetteville)

Credit: City of Fayetteville

Credit: City of Fayetteville

Once completed, the Fayetteville High Priority Trail will be three miles, providing safe access between residential neighborhoods and recreational spaces, the natural environment and nearby arts and cultural amenities. (Rendering courtesy of Fayetteville)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Oct 19, 2022

Comments may still be shared with Fayetteville city officials on the city’s Trail Study.

The proposed trail is about three miles, including connections from Fayette County High School and Spring Hill Elementary School to City Center Park and the Ridge Nature Preserve.

Among the proposed changes would be:

  • an environmental education area and a multi-use trail near Spring Hill Elementary School.
  • a multi-use trail in a woodland setting south of the Fayette County transfer facility.

Fact sheets and paper surveys are available at the City Hall information desk, 210 Stonewall Ave. W., Fayetteville.

An online, five-minute survey is available at surveymonkey.com/r/FayettevilleHPT_Q2.

Project contact is Consultant Team Project Manager Mickey O’Brien of AECOM at mickey.obrien@aecom.com.

Information: fayetteville-ga.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=157

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