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Fayette roads,
streets set for resurfacing
Seventeen Fayette County roads
and ten city streets in the county are slated for resurfacing under the
Georgia Department of Transportation's Local Assistance Road Program.
"The Georgia DOT is committed to providing safe roadways for all
Georgians," said DOT Commissioner Tom Coleman in announcing the work.
LARP is a resurfacing program begun in 1978 to help local governments
preserve the integrity of their paved roads.
Each year cities and counties submit their LARP priority lists, DOT reviews
each road and street submitted and develops a needs assessment and cost
estimate.
Slated for resurfacing are:
Fayette County
Adams Court from County Road 83 to the end.
Benjamin Circle from County Road 357 to County Road 441.
Emerald Lane from County Road 45 to the end.
Gingercake Drive from County Road 43 to the cul-de-sac.
Grandview Trail from County Road 745 to the end.
Hillside Drive from County Road 768 to the end.
Idlewood Lane from Ga. Highway 85 to County Road 803.
Kellie Lane at the cul-de-sac.
McBride Cemetery Road from County Road 582 to County Road 138.
McBride Road from Ga. Highway 92 to County Road 149.
Morning Springs Walk from Ga. Highway 279 to the end.
Redwood Circle from County Road 39 to the end.
Rosemont Trail from County Road 149 to the end.
Sandy Ridge Trail from County Road 365 to the end.
Silver Leaf Drive from County Road 43 to County Road 446.
Silver Springs Drive from County Road 227 to County Road 697.
Sweetbriar Trail from County Road 746 to County Road 149.
City of Fayetteville
Heritage Court from Heritage Lake Drive to the cul-de-sac.
Heritage Lake Drive from White Road to Lakeside Drive.
Maple Court from Mimosa Drive to the end.
South Jeff Davis Drive from Jimmy Mayfield Boulevard to the city limits.
City of Peachtree City
Aberdeen Parkway from North Lake Drive to Ga. Highway 74.
Braelinn Road from Peachtree Parkway to Robinson Road.
Creekstone Bend from McIntosh Trail to Highgreen Ridge.
Olive Drive from Willow Road to the end.
Warmstone Path from Creekstone Bend to the cul-de-sac.
Town of Tyrone
Brennan Drive at Pendleton Trail.
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