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Barnwell Road at Holcomb Bridge Road

Barnwell at Holcomb construction
Latest update (April 19, 2023):
Crews continue construction activities including grading for the road, and utility relocation. The City is working closely with contractors and multiple utility companies within various segments of the construction site to ensure timely progress and site cleanliness/appearance. The project is expected to be complete by the end of summer, weather permitting.  

Haynes Bridge Road at Old Alabama Road 

Haynes Bridge at Old Alabama Road
Latest update: (June 2, 2023): 
Crews continue pouring concrete for curb, gutter, and the sidewalk/trail and continue utility crossover connections and relocations. Preparation is underway for the installation of new traffic mast arms on Haynes Bridge Road as well as the demolition and installation of curb for the widening on Haynes Bridge Road. 
 
The project is expected to be complete by the end of summer, weather permitting.

Jones Bridge Road trail & bike lane

Jones Bridge Road trail & bike lane
Latest update (May 3, 2023):
The Jones Bridge Road pedestrian connectivity project includes the installation of a trail and bike lane along the roadway between Douglas Road and McGinnis Ferry Road. The City is not widening or adding vehicular travel lanes on this northern section of Jones Bridge Road but is excited to be adding the trail for pedestrians and bike lane for cyclists.

Cauley Creek Park 

Cauley Creek Park
Latest update (May 10, 2023):
Cauley Creek Park continues with landscaping, grading of the sports courts parking lot, construction of the river and pond overlooks, and interior construction of the office building.

The 203-acre property, located at 7255 Bell Road, sits in the eastern half of the city adjacent to the Rogers Bridge Trail and the future Rogers Bridge connection over the Chattahoochee River to Duluth.
Once complete this summer, the park will feature a 5K rubberized trail, lighted sports courts, lighted grass & synthetic turf playing fields, pedestrian bridges, and river overlooks.

*Please note: this is a very active construction area and is not currently open to the public. For your own safety, please do not enter the property.* Rogers Bridge
Rogers Bridge
Latest update (May 17, 2023):
Check out this sneak peek of the new Rogers Bridge over the Chattahoochee River! The bridge will provide pedestrians with a connection across the river to Duluth/Gwinnett County.
 
The Rogers Bridge replacement project included disassembling and removing the former steel bridge structure. The replacement is a replica of the former bridge and will be accessible through the future Cauley Creek Park, which is expected to open this summer.
 
Cauley Creek Park is located at 7255 Bell Road. Once complete this summer, the park will feature a 5K rubberized trail, lighted sports courts, lighted grass & synthetic turf playing fields, pedestrian bridges, and river overlooks.
 
*Please note: this is a very active construction area and is not currently open to the public. For your own safety, please do not enter the property or attempt to cross the bridge.*

View more information about Rogers Bridge.

 

Medlock Bridge Road at Johns Creek Parkway

Groundbreaking of Medlock Bridge at Johns Creek Parkway
Latest update (May 25, 2023):

Construction has begun on the intersection improvement project, which includes a sidewalk connection along the east side of Medlock Bridge from Bell Road to Johns Creek Parkway.

The sidewalk will eventually tie into Creekside Park, which is located north of the intersection on the east side of Medlock Bridge Road. Construction on the initial phases of the park is expected to begin this fall.

The intersection project also includes the addition of a through right-turn lane from northbound Medlock Bridge Road onto eastbound Johns Creek Parkway.

Crews will inspect erosion control, and continue utility coordination and relocations. Additionally, the contractor will begin land clearing with some grading. The project is expected to be completed in 2024.

View the Project Concept:
Concept PDF