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Public will have chance to provide input on Suwanee Loop study

The Suwanee Pedestrian and Bicycle Loop Study will develop a concept plan for a continuous multi-use path around the city.  (Courtesy City of Suwanee)
The Suwanee Pedestrian and Bicycle Loop Study will develop a concept plan for a continuous multi-use path around the city. (Courtesy City of Suwanee)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Feb 5, 2021

In May 2020, the Atlanta Regional Commission awarded Suwanee a $160,000 Livable Centers Initiative grant for the development of a pedestrian and bicycle plan around the city. The Suwanee Pedestrian and Bicycle Loop Study will develop a concept plan for a continuous multi-use path around the city with connections to the Suwanee Creek Greenway, downtown Suwanee, and other regional trails.

The plan will provide a guide for prioritization and implementation of projects to make Suwanee more walkable and bikeable. According the city, “the study will identify potential routes, creative solutions for crossing Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, and develop a placemaking, branding strategy for the proposed loop route as well an inner downtown loop.”

Public input opportunities will be offered at two upcoming events. These will include an outdoor community engagement event and an in-person or virtual open house to display the findings of the study. An online survey tool will also be used to gather public input. Information and to follow the study: www.SuwaneeLoop.com.

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