Northeast + Southeast Study Group Meeting Learn about the conceptual design process on Bill Kennedy Way, see conceptual designs for the Reynoldstown Stage and hear updates on the Eastside Trail extension. Monday April 11, 2016 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Trees Atlanta 225 Chester Ave. SE Atlanta, GA 30316 Inman Park-Reynoldstown Station (.9 mile) | MARTA Bus #21 | Bike … Continue Reading →
Please join us to learn about these exciting upcoming Atlanta BeltLine Projects! Hear updates on the Eastside Trail Extension. Learn about the conceptual design process for Bill Kennedy Way and see the conceptual designs for the Reynoldstown Stage.
BeltLine Affordable Housing Advisory Board (BAHAB) Tuesday | April 12, 2016 | 3:00-5:00pm Atlanta BeltLine Inc. Offices 100 Peachtree Street NW, Suite 2300 Atlanta, GA 30303 MARTA Bus #3, #16, #110, Peachtree Center Station, Five Points Station | Atlanta Streetcar | Bike Racks are Available For more info contact Lynnette Reid-Senior Community Planner: lreid@atlbeltline.org
Come hear more about the strategic site assessment for Murphy Crossing. Community feedback is needed from you!
Southwest Study Group Meeting Come hear more about the strategic site assessment for Murphy Crossing. Community Feedback is needed from you! Tuesday, April 19, 2016 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. James Orange Recreation Center 1305 Oakland Drive SW Atlanta, GA 30305 Oakland City Station (.3 mile) | MARTA Bus #83 or #162 | Free Parking (Consider Carpooling) For … Continue Reading →
Join us for the first of five Atlanta BeltLine Resident Round Tables which are an opportunity for Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. staff to hear from the community. We want to hear your creative ideas on how to address opportunities and challenges as we continue to build your Atlanta BeltLine. While it may not be possible to … Continue Reading →
Northeast Study Group Meeting: Join us for the first of five Atlanta BeltLine “Resident Round Tables” which are an opportunity for Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. staff to hear from the community. We want to hear your creative ideas on how to address opportunities and challenges as we continue to build your Atlanta BeltLine. While it may not … Continue Reading →
