North Springs MARTA Corridor Study Community Open House

The City of Sandy Springs invites the community to share their input on revised concepts for the North Springs MARTA Corridor Study during an open house on November 18. The project includes a transit-oriented development concept for North Springs MARTA Station and a conceptual street design for Peachtree Dunwoody Road from Spalding Drive to Abernathy Road.

Draft concepts were presented in August and have been revised based on community input. At the upcoming open house, the project team will be available to explain the revised station site and corridor concepts to the public from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Following the open house, an online survey will remain open through December 1. A link to the survey will be provided on the North Springs MARTA Corridor Study project website.

About the North Springs MARTA Corridor Study

The North Springs MARTA Corridor Study is a strategic project to make North Springs Station a more walkable destination. It includes an updated street design concept to improve multimodal safety and comfort on Peachtree Dunwoody Road and connect the station area to the planned extension of the PATH400 to the south. It also features a transit-oriented development concept for the undeveloped portion of the North Springs Station site, identifying opportunities to enhance walking and biking access to the station, integrate placemaking features, and to outline a vision for potential future development on the site.

This project is led by the City of Sandy Springs, with funding and support from the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) through its Livable Centers Initiative program. MARTA and the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts (PCID) are key partners in this study.