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Gateway85 CID hosting Beaver Ruin Greenway concept meeting

Gateway85 Community Improvement District is undertaking a study to develop a concept for a greenway near Beaver Ruin Creek. (Courtesy Gateway85 CID)
Gateway85 Community Improvement District is undertaking a study to develop a concept for a greenway near Beaver Ruin Creek. (Courtesy Gateway85 CID)
By Karen Huppertz
Jan 3, 2019

Gateway85 Community Improvement District is undertaking a study to develop a concept for a greenway near Beaver Ruin Creek. According to the CID, this proposed multi-use trail and greenspace “will expand connectivity, improve accessibility, promote a healthy lifestyle and capitalize on available open space while complementing proposed mixed-use development in the district.”

Citizens can share their thoughts, provide insight and help refine the Beaver Ruin Greenway concept by participating in a public meeting 4 to 6 p.m. Jan. 16 at the Gateway85 CID Office, 1770 Indian Trail-Lilburn Road, Suite150 in Norcross. Questions: Matt Gore at matt@gateway85.com.

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