The city of Brookhaven is planing to improve the safety and flow of traffic at Caldwell Road at Redding Road using SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Options Sales Tax) money.
District 2 City Council member Jennifer Owens is discussing the possible changes on Monday, March 11, at 6 p.m. during a community meeting at Brookhaven City Hall.
The project proposes a realignment of Caldwell Road from south of the entrance to align with the section of Caldwell Road east of Redding Road, and the installation of all-way stop signs.
A 10-foot, multi-use path on the north side of Caldwell Road, a five-foot sidewalk on the south side of Caldwell, and bike lanes are in the works.
“I look forward to engaging constituents in District 2 on one of the main issues I hear about – improving safety on our streets for pedestrians, bikes and cars,” said Owens.