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DeKalb County sets meeting for Wayland Circle Water Project

DeKalb County will hold an informational meeting on Sept. 12 to discuss a water main replacement project in Brookhaven.
DeKalb County will hold an informational meeting on Sept. 12 to discuss a water main replacement project in Brookhaven.
By Pamela Miller
Sept 7, 2017

The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management will host an informational community meeting to discuss impending construction activities related to the Wayland Drive-Richwood Drive and Skyland Drive water main replacement projects. The meeting will be held 6 - 7:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Chamblee Public Library, 4115 Clairmont Road, Brookhaven

The Wayland Drive-Richwood Drive and Skyland Drive Water Main Replacement projects are part of DeKalb County’s $1.345 billion capital improvement program and will include the installation of more than 2,200 feet of pipe along Wayland Drive and Richwood Drive and nearly 5,100 feet along Skyland Drive. The public is encouraged to attend.

Information: www.dekalbwatershed.com or 800-986-1108.

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