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Peachtree Corners to kick-off comprehensive transportation plan

Traffic much like this funnels into Peachtree Corners along Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. The city is kicking-off a Comprehensive Transportation Plan to make improvements. JOHN SPINK / JSPINK@AJC.COM
Traffic much like this funnels into Peachtree Corners along Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. The city is kicking-off a Comprehensive Transportation Plan to make improvements. JOHN SPINK / JSPINK@AJC.COM
By Karen Huppertz
Aug 4, 2016

Peachtree Corners is set to kick-off the city’s Comprehensive Transportation Plan at a meeting 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 11 at City Hall, 147 Technology Parkway.

The city’s Comprehensive Transportation Plan will consist of recommendations for transportation improvements including, but are not limited to, intersections, roadway widenings, sidewalks, bike facilities, and trails. The goal is to maintain and expand the city’s infrastructure while fostering a healthy, livable city.

To improve the CTP efforts, city officials are seeking input from anyone who lives, works, shops, or chooses to unwind in Peachtree Corners.

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