Roswell begins work on Oak Street paths

The City of Roswell began work Wednesday on a $187,000 streetscape project on Oak Street.

Plans call for adding 5-foot brick paver sidewalks on the north and a multi-use trail on the south. Work is scheduled to take approximately 120 days. Travelers may experience delays, with flagman controlling some lane closures and through movements, however access will be allowed.

Information: www.roswellgov.com/conezone.

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