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City Council holds public meeting on MARTA development

By Elizabeth Montgomery
Nov 11, 2014

A second public meeting to gain further input on development ideas for the future of the commercial corridor around the Oakland City MARTA station is scheduled.

Atlanta City Council Member Cleta Winslow District 4 in conjunction with the Department of Planning and Community Development, the Atlanta Regional Commission, MARTA and the Transportation Oriented Development Collaborative invite residents and stakeholders to the second Oakland City MARTA station community meeting 6-8 p.m. Monday at the recreation center of Orange Park, 1305 Oakland Drive.

Information: 404-330-6047.

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