Fayette County Commission Chairman
Greg Dunn walked away from last week's Atlanta Regional Commission meeting
with a smile on his face.
Dunn voted for the planning
agency's Transportation Improvement Program for the next two years, which
will funnel more than $15 million to the county for road and transportation
projects.
"I could finally vote
to support the transportation projects," Dunn said at last Thursday's
County Commission meeting.
The biggest Fayette projects
in the ARC plan include the widening of Ga. Highway 54 to the Coweta County
line, which should greatly improve traffic in that area, Dunn said.
Another project is the widening
of Ga. Highway 74 south. The county will get $5 million for the project,
which will aid in acquiring right-of-way.
Other projects include:
A new bridge at Morning Creek
at Ga. Highway 85.
Bicycle paths along Redwine
Road.
Improvements at the intersection
of Huddleston Drive and Dividend Drive.
"Last year, we had $56,000
in the TIP, so this is a big improvement," Dunn said.
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