Mayor Andre Dickens said Thursday he no longer wants the first phase of Beltline light rail to go alongside the Eastside Trail, backing off plans he supported during his campaign.
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How Atlanta Became a Walkable CityBooks & the Arts / The Beltline and Georgia’s experiment in pedestrian spaces. Karrie Jacobs To me, Atlanta has long been the ...
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The Atlanta City Council is set to review a decades-old tree ordinance, and while it’s doing so, they voted to let the ...
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Atlanta exempts Beltline, other projects from city's tree protection ordinanceThe Atlanta City Council has voted to temporarily exempt the Beltline and other infrastructure projects from an ordinance ...
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is pivoting his support for light rail on the Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail for the Southside Trail instead.
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