Politics & Government
UPDATE: Fulton County Installing 7 Miles of Water Main in Alpharetta, Johns Creek
The Public Works Department has cancelled a public meeting to answer questions about the project that had been scheduled on Sept. 13.
UPDATED SEPT. 8: Grab your planner or go to your computer calendar and delete Fulton County Public Works' Sept. 13 meeting–the agency has cancelled that meeting without setting a new date.
The Public Works department had scheduled the meeting to explain what it will be doing in Alpharetta and Johns Creek for the next few years.
No word has been provided yet on when the department will reschedule this public meeting to discuss the upcoming Alpharetta water transmission main capital improvement project.
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The project involves the installation of approximately 7 miles of water mains and its ancillaries in Alpharetta and Johns Creek. The new pipeline will begin at the intersection of Jones Bridge Road and Buice Road, and will end at Mayfield Road in downtown Alpharetta.
This project is the most significant of a series of projects identified by the county to improve the water system supply and pressure in North Fulton County. It specifically is designed to help the system cope with peak water demands during the summer months.
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Construction of the first portion of this project will occur between fall 2011 and spring 2012 and construction of the remaining project will start in 2013.
For more information about the project, contact Keithly Wynter at 404-612-7556 or keithly.wynter@fultoncountyga.gov.
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