SOME OF THE ISSUES
WE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WITH:
Roundabout at Vermack and Womack Roads
Our objective is to preserve the integrity of the Womack & Vermack Intersection and protect the pedestrian safety of residents and schoolchildren in these neighborhoods. We appeal to the Dunwoody City Council to consider the preferences of the majority of surrounding Dunwoody neighbors.
• keep the 4-way stop and use a crossing guard or Police Officer when needed
• do not consider a "yield but do not stop" roundabout for this intersection
• don’t create a large increase in traffic volume, ensuring the safety of the school children crossing at this intersection
• recognize that Womack Road is “residential”
Save approximately $1,000,000
• keep the 4-way stop and use a crossing guard or Police Officer when needed
• do not consider a "yield but do not stop" roundabout for this intersection
• don’t create a large increase in traffic volume, ensuring the safety of the school children crossing at this intersection
• recognize that Womack Road is “residential”
Save approximately $1,000,000
Dunwoody Village Parkway
Our objective is to appeal to the Dunwoody City Council to consider the preferences of the majority of Dunwoody neighborhoods and citizens to preserve and make sensible upgrades to Dunwoody Village Parkway without grants dictating the outcome.
• do not remove 2 traffic lanes, the median and all of its trees to install bike lanes and sidewalks on each side
• use the original $500,000 grant to pay for repaving only
• the city's plan to spend $2.4 million is not the best use of money
• if property owners in the Village want to make improvements, they should be consulted and make a financial commitment
• determine who actually owns the Village Parkway
Save approximately $1,900,000
• do not remove 2 traffic lanes, the median and all of its trees to install bike lanes and sidewalks on each side
• use the original $500,000 grant to pay for repaving only
• the city's plan to spend $2.4 million is not the best use of money
• if property owners in the Village want to make improvements, they should be consulted and make a financial commitment
• determine who actually owns the Village Parkway
Save approximately $1,900,000
Brook Run Park Walking Trail
Our objective is to appeal to the Dunwoody City Council to honor the preferences of the majority of Dunwoody neighborhoods and citizens to preserve the Brook Run trees and forest.
• return to the scope of the origInal plan for REPAIR of the walking path and prevent cost escalations
• a 12' wide road through the forest is not needed
• do not destroy more than 300 trees
• do not create additional silt runoff to Nancy Creek
Save approximately $300,000
• return to the scope of the origInal plan for REPAIR of the walking path and prevent cost escalations
• a 12' wide road through the forest is not needed
• do not destroy more than 300 trees
• do not create additional silt runoff to Nancy Creek
Save approximately $300,000