WOODSTOCK, Ga. — Construction begins this week on a vital corridor in the city of Woodstock.
The Neese Road Northern Segment is the final piece of a multi-phase plan to upgrade the Neese Road corridor from the Marlowe subdivision north to Arnold Mill Road.
There will be a new roundabout at the Neese/Washington/Driftwood intersection, replacing a four-way stop, sidewalks, and multi-modal trails connecting the corridor to Dupree Park, as well as road improvements.
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“Neese Road is a vital north-south corridor, and this project will make it safer and more efficient for drivers while creating important access for pedestrians and cyclists,” said Mayor Michael Caldwell. “This is a major step forward in our city-wide effort to improve traffic flow and provide valuable trail connections.”
Construction should be completed by the spring of 2027.
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