Evermore CID releases finished concept study for U.S. 78 in Snellville

The Evermore Community Improvement District concept study of U.S. 78 from Hewatt Road to Ross Road in Snellville is complete. The public can review the plan at www.tinyurl.com/Evermore78Study.

A concept study open house was held Feb. 19 in the Evermore CID offices and public comment was received through March 4.

The study has been developed to provide viable, multi-modal, and cost-effective traffic solutions and to assess the feasibility of short- and long-range alternatives that improve the operations and safety of the U.S. 78 corridor.

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