A local resident received notice in their mail box that N. Decatur Road between Scott Blvd and Claremont/Clairmont Rd will be repaved on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday May 11-13. "The notice reports that the road will be practically blocked and they will be using black tar as an asphalt adhesive which can damage cars if driven through." The resident called the City of Decatur Public Works department, who confirmed that this work would be done (weather permitting). This might cause a spike in cut-through commuter traffic.
Update 5/3/10: Looks like the work has been completed.
Update 2/11/10: The work has begun. A draft of the plan is attached.
Of possible interest from Emory: Notice to the Emory University Community - This Sunday, March 21st, the annual ING Marathon will be held in Atlanta. As in past years, part of the marathon course will run through Emory’s campus and on several roads near campus. On Sunday morning between approximately 8 a.m.
From the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative: "We Need Your Help!
The good news is that MARTA has launched the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative in an effort to develop transit improvements for the area between Lindbergh Center and the City of Decatur.
From the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative: "We Need Your Help!
The good news is that MARTA has launched the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative in an effort to develop transit improvements for the area between Lindbergh Center and the City of Decatur.
No Parking signs on Webster have been changed to say "No Parking 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Mon-Fri".
From commissioner Jeff Rader: PUBLIC NOTICE - Road Closure
The By Way will be closed to through traffic between Briarcliff Road and Oxford Road beginning Monday, August 31, 2009 at 6:00am until Monday, September 28, 2009. Road closure signs will be posted to advise motorists of construction work, detour route, and local traffic restrictions around the construction area. For more information regarding this road closure, please contact Scott Lagoutte of A&S Paving at 770-482-1597 or 770-527-1839.
Water main work continues -- DeKalb County continues to replace an antiquated water main that runs through Emory Village and should complete their work this month. At the close of this project, Georgia Power will begin work to bury power lines in the Village, which will remove unsightly utility wires and wooden poles in the commercial district. After the power lines are buried, DeKalb County will begin work on the Village roadwork and roundabout. Thank you to all for your patience during this project, and please continue to patronize Village merchants during this time. Read more
Many of you have noticed the removal then reinstallation of traffic calming devices along N Superior. This is the message we received a couple days ago from commissioner Rader's office in response to our inquiry: "This was a mix up. The traffic islands were supposed to be narrowed to accommodate emergency vehicles, so now they are putting them back in. One exception [is an] island [that] will be a speed table based on administrative decision. Hope this helps clarify."
From Emory: The storm that passed through earlier today left parts of Emory's Druid Hills campus without power. Commuters should be aware that traffic lights on Clifton Road and parts of North Decatur Road were not functioning this afternoon, and that Briarcliff Road between North Decatur Road and Old Briarcliff Road (near the Fox-5 television station) is closed. Cliff shuttles are all running, but may be delayed. Visit www.transportation.emory.edu for updates on specific routes. Additional traffic light outages and road closures have been reported throughout the area. Please plan your commute accordingly.