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This busy Brookhaven intersection is getting redesigned

Photo courtesy of Brookhaven
Photo courtesy of Brookhaven
By Joshua Sharpe
June 19, 2018

The Brookhaven City Council announced Monday it had approved funding for a contract to design improvements to the Ashford Dunwoody/Peachtree Road intersection.

“The improvements will include installing a dedicated right turn lane on southbound Peachtree Road to Ashford Dunwoody Road, and extending a right turn lane on southbound Ashford Dunwoody Road to Peachtree Road,” said Public Works Director Hari Karikaran. “In addition, we will be adding multi-use paths and a 5-foot sidewalk.”

The timeline for the redesign hasn’t been announced.

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The Brookhaven Public Works Department solicited proposals. Of the four received, the $150,000 contract was awarded to Thomas & Hutton during the June 12 council meeting.

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