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The Full List LIST NUMBER 07-2019-01 The Cobb County Board of Commissioners is hereby requesting that the following roadways be approved for the use of speed detection devices: LIST OF ROADWAYS for COBB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON-SYSTEM WITHIN THE CITY / TOWN LENGTH STATE LIMITS OF and/or MILE MILE IN SPEED ROUTE School Name FROM POINT TO POINT MILES LIMIT 3 Fulton County Line 0.00 Circle 75 Parkway 1.82 1.82 45 U.S. 41 (S. Smyrna City Limits) 3 0.30 mi. south of 3.00 0.10 mi. south of 3.20 0.20 45 U.S. 41 Windy Hill Road Windy Hill Road (N. Smyrna City (S. Marietta City Limits) Limits) 3 Canton Road 9.60 500 feet north of 10.44 0.84 45 U.S. 41 “Overpass” Bells Ferry Road (N. Marietta City Limits) 3 500 feet north of 10.44 0.50 mi. north of 10.84 0.40 55 U.S. 41 Bells Ferry Road Bells Ferry Road (S. Marietta City Limits) 3 0.70 mi. north of 11.04 0.10 mi. south of 12.29 1.25 55 U.S. 41 Bells Ferry Road SR 5 Connector / (N. Marietta City Barrett Parkway Limits) 3 0.10 mi. south of 12.29 100 feet north of 12.41 0.12 45 U.S. 41 SR 5 Connector / SR 5 Connector / Barrett Parkway Barrett Parkway (S. Kennesaw City Limits) 3 SR 92 / 20.01 Bartow County Line 22.79 2.78 55 U.S. 41 Lake Acworth Drive (N. Acworth City Limits) 5 Perkerson Mill Road 2.45 Intersection of 9.89 7.44 45 Austell (N. Austell City SR 280 / Road Limits) South Cobb Drive & Austell Road 5 South Cobb Clay Road 2.85 0.10 mi. south of 3.13 0.28 25 *** High School Stallion Parkway SCHOOL ZONE *** 5 Milford Millwood Drive 7.52 Wanda Circle 7.72 0.20 25 *** Elementary School SCHOOL ZONE *** Page 1 of 42 LIST NUMBER 07-2019-01 WITHIN THE CITY / TOWN LENGTH STATE LIMITS OF and/or MILE MILE IN SPEED ROUTE School Name FROM POINT TO POINT MILES LIMIT 5 Intersection of 9.89 Intersection of 11.11 1.22 45 South Austell Road Pearl Street Cobb & & Drive SR 280 / SR 280 / South Cobb Drive South Cobb Drive 5 Intersection of 11.11 Most Northerly 11.45 0.34 35 Pearl SR 280 / Intersection of Street South Cobb Drive W. Atlanta Street & & Pearl Street Pearl Street (S. Marietta City Limits) 5 This segment of roadway runs common with SR 401 / I-75 from 0.26 mi. S. of Bells Ferry Road “Underpass” (N. Marietta City Limits) MP 17.45 (Cumulative MP 267.53 on I-75) to SR 417 / I-575 MP 18.23 (Cumulative MP 268.31 on I-75). 5 This segment of roadway runs common with SR 417 / I-575 from SR 401 / I-75 MP 18.23 (Cumulative MP 0.00 on I-575) to the Cherokee County Line MP 24.45(Cumulative MP 6.22 on I-575). 5 SR 3 / US 41 0.00 SR 401 (I-75) 1.34 1.34 45 CONN. Southbound Bridge Ernest Barrett Parkway 5 SR 401 (I-75) 1.34 SR 417 (I-575) 2.07 0.73 35 CONN. Southbound Bridge Northbound Ramps Ernest Barrett Parkway 5 0.10 mi. south of 0.83 Canton Road 1.37 0.54 45 SPUR Sandy Plains Road Canton (N. Marietta City Road Limits) Connector 6 0.20 mi. west of 3.82 1.35 mi. west of 5.00 1.18 55 U.S. 278 Oglesby Road SR 6 Spur / (E. Powder Springs Westside Road City Limits) (W. Austell City Limits) 8 250 feet east of 2.35 Fulton County Line 8.55 6.20 45 U.S. Davis Drive 78/278 (E. Austell City Limits) 8 Harmony Leland 200 feet east of 5.14 180 feet west of 5.76 0.46 25 U.S. Elementary School Lee Road Cooks Road 78/278 & **** Frank P. Lindley SCHOOL Middle School ZONE **** 92 Paulding County 0.00 Paulding County 2.07 2.07 55 Line Line 92 This segment of roadway has an exception in Paulding County from MP 2.07 to MP 6.72. Page 2 of 42 LIST NUMBER 07-2019-01 WITHIN THE CITY / TOWN LENGTH STATE LIMITS OF and/or MILE MILE IN SPEED ROUTE School Name FROM POINT TO POINT MILES LIMIT 92 Paulding County 6.72 SR 3 (U.S. 41) / 8.55 1.83 45 Line Cobb Parkway 92 Allatoona 340 feet south of 7.01 435 south of 18.32 0.50 35 *** High School Picketts Ridge Road Picketts Mill Place SCHOOL (Cobb County (Paulding County ZONE Portion) Portion) *** 92 This segment of roadway runs common with SR 3 / U.S. 41 (Cobb Parkway) from MP 8.55 to MP 10.04. 92 This segment of roadway has an exception in Cherokee County from MP 13.83 to MP 28.56. 92 Cherokee County 28.56 Fulton County Line 29.61 1.05 45 Line 120 Paulding County 0.00 0.10 mi. west of 3.66 3.66 55 Line Old Hamilton Road / Casteel Road 120 0.10 mi. west of 3.66 300 feet east of 7.39 3.73 45 Old Hamilton Road Hardage Drive / Casteel Road (W. Marietta City Limits) 120 0.10 east of 15.31 Fulton County Line 22.10 6.79 45 Greenbriar Pkwy. 120 Eastside 50 feet west of 18.83 50 feet west of 19.12 0.29 25 *** Elementary School Mt. Bethel Road Montague Road SCHOOL ZONE *** 139 Fulton County Line 0.00 SR 8 (U.S. 78/278) / 3.84 3.84 45 Bankhead Highway 139 Imagine 496 feet south of 1.34 1097 feet south of 1.46 0.12 45 *** International Bonanza Trail Bonanza Trail SCHOOL Academy of ZONE Mableton *** 280 Fulton County Line 0.00 SR 407 (I-285) 0.71 0.71 45 Northbound Ramps (S. Smyrna City Limits) 280 Pat Mell Road 6.93 SR 5 / Austell Road 8.18 1.25 45 (N. Smyrna City Limits) 280 This segment of roadway runs common with SR 5 from Austell Road MP 8.18 to Pearl Street MP 9.40 280 SR 5 / Pearl Street 9.40 SR 3 (U.S. 41) / 12.22 2.82 45 Cobb Parkway “Overpass” 280 SR 3 (U.S. 41) / 12.22 0.20 mi. west of 12.79 0.57 55 Cobb Parkway Franklin Road “Overpass” (S. Marietta City Limits) 360 Paulding County 0.00 1100 feet east of 3.45 3.45 45 Line Villa Rica Road 360 1100 feet east of 3.45 300 feet west of 6.79 3.34 55 Villa Rica Road John Ward Road Page 3 of 42 LIST NUMBER 07-2019-01 WITHIN THE CITY / TOWN LENGTH STATE LIMITS OF and/or MILE MILE IN SPEED ROUTE School Name FROM POINT TO POINT MILES LIMIT 360 300 feet west of 6.79 200 feet west of 9.06 2.27 45 John Ward Road Bellemeade Road (W. Marietta City Limits) 401 Fulton County Line 257.63 0.15 mi. south of 260.54 2.91 65 (I-75) (N. Atlanta City Terrell Mill Road Limits) 401 0.15 mi. south of 260.54 SR 280 / Delk Road 261.54 1.00 65 (I-75) Terrell Mill Road (S. Marietta City Limits) 401XN S.R. 407 (I-285) 263.62 0.26 mi south of 267.53 3.91 55 (I-75) NW Express Bells Ferry Road Corridor “Underpass” (N. Marietta-City Limits) 401XN 0.26 mi. south of 267.53 0.22 mi North of 275.48 7.95 65 (I-75) NW Express Bells Ferry Road Hickory Grove Rd Corridor “Underpass” “Overpass” (N. Marietta City Limits) 402 Douglas County 44.76 Factory Shoals Road 45.97 1.21 70 (I-20) Line “Overpass” 402 Factory Shoals Road 45.97 Fulton County Line 48.24 2.27 60 (I-20) “Overpass” ** Fulton County Line 14.11 Fulton County Line 21.71 7.60 65 407 (N. Atlanta City (W. Sandy Springs (I-285) Limits) City Limits) ** 417 SR 401 (I-75) 0.00 Cherokee County 6.22 6.22 70 (I-575) Line 417XL SR 401 (I-75) 0.00 Cherokee County 6.22 6.22 65 (I-575) NW Express Line Corridor **State Route 407 (I-285)** This segment of roadway will have a maximum speed limit of 65mph, varying from 35mph to 65mph based on roadway conditions, including congestion. ***SCHOOL ZONES ARE EFFECTIVE*** A.M. from 45 minutes prior to commencement time to 15 minutes after commencement time – SCHOOL DAYS ONLY. P.M. from 30 minutes prior to dismissal time to 30 minutes after dismissal time – SCHOOL DAYS ONLY. ****SCHOOL ZONES ARE EFFECTIVE**** Page 4 of 42 LIST NUMBER 07-2019-01 A.M. from 45 minutes prior to the earliest commencement time to 15 minutes after the latest commencement time – SCHOOL DAYS ONLY. P.M. from 30 minutes prior to the earliest dismissal time to 30 minutes after the latest dismissal time – SCHOOL DAYS ONLY. OFF-SYSTEM WITHIN THE CITY / TOWN LENGTH LIMITS OF and/or IN SPEED ROAD NAME School Name FROM TO MILES LIMIT Abbey Way Alder Lane Westview Drive 0.40 25 Abbots Glen Drive Abbots Glen Drive Dead end 0.90 25 Acworth Due West Ragsdale Road S.R. 3 1.40 35 Road (Cobb Pkwy.) Acworth Due West S.R. 3 Due West Road 4.70 40 Road (Cobb Pkwy.) Acworth Due West Lewis 400 feet south of 500 feet north of 0.17 25 Road Elementary Mars Hill Church Road / Mars Hill Church Road / *** School Jim Owens Road Jim Owens Road SCHOOL ZONE *** Acworth Due West Due West 0.15 mi.
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