Projects and Initiatives
Public Works
Dunwoody Village Main Street
Dunwoody Village Main Street
In 2011 the city adopted a Master Plan for the Dunwoody Village and a Transportation Master Plan both of which prioritized transforming the Dunwoody Village Parkway into a two-lane street with tree-lined sidewalks, benches, and street level access to restaurants and businesses reminiscent of a traditional Main Street.
The Main Street project addresses the need for pedestrian improvements on Dunwoody Village Parkway, while fostering a sense of community, encouraging growth of small businesses, and enhancing quality of life.
Current Project Phase – Construction
RECENT PROJECT UPDATES
March 2015 - The City is coordinating with Georgia Power to install the pedestrian street lights along the project.
September 2014 – Traffic shifted to the south side of the parkway and crews turned their attention to the curbing, driveway entrances, and sidewalks on the north side of the parkway.
August 2014 – Curbing, driveway entrances, and sidewalks on the south side of the parkway were completed. The first layer of new asphalt was added to the south side of the parkway.
March 2014 – Traffic was shifted to the north side of the parkway, allowing construction of new storm water drains along the south side of the thoroughfare.
February 2014 – Traffic was shifted to the south side of the parkway, allowing construction of new stormwater drains and sub-grade utility work along the north side of the thoroughfare.
January 2014 - Crews removed the medians, including all of the vegetation and trees, from the center of the parkway and placed tree-save protective fencing and erosion control measures along the construction area boundaries adjacent to the parkway