Suwanee approves 2022 street resurfacing list

Many Suwanee residents can look forward to road improvements next year. The City Council recently approved the 2022 Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant Project Street Resurfacing List.

The city has compiled a list of streets that need the most immediate attention.

Pending GDOT approval, the following streets will be resurfaced in 2022: Annandale Lane, Avonlea Park Place, Deville Circle, Landover Way, Fairmoore Court, Bywood Court, Idlewild Court, Lansmoore Way, Biscayne Way, Lake Leaf Terrace, Hitching Post Lane, Swan Mill Court, Silver Water Circle, Greenspire Walk, Roberts Cove Terrace, Lake Ruby Lane, Ribbon Leaf View and Silver Water Court.

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