Hapeville seeks input for streetscape project

The city of Hapeville was awarded $100,000 of the Atlanta Regional Commission transit funds to complete a study for a potential streetscape project that would run from Samuel Hape Plaza to I-75.

The city is asking residents, business and other stakeholders to come to a a Charrette for the North Central Avenue Phase II Scoping Study 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 20 at the Municipal Annex, 700 Doug Davis Drive.

Stantec Inc. was selected to perform the study and will host the scoping meeting for public input.

Information: Community Service Department at 404-669-2120.

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