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Public Hearing E Brochure Rev1 9-10-19.Pdf Proposed Service Modifications for December 7, 2019 Route 19: Clairmont Road: It is proposed that Route 19 be extended to serve East Lake Station. The proposed modification assumes the Decatur Station to East Lake Station segment currently operated by Route 123-Church Street / North DeKalb Mall. From Decatur Station, Route 19 is proposed to operate via Commerce Drive, W. Howard Avenue, Paden Circle, E. Lake Drive and Park Place. Route 19 service from Decatur Station to Chamblee Station will remain unchanged. Route 19 is proposed to be renamed Clairmont Road / W. Howard Avenue. Route 123: Church Street / North DeKalb Mall: It is proposed that Route 123 be modified to provide service from Decatur Station to Emory Decatur Hospital (formerly DeKalb Medical Center) via Church Street. Route 123 will maintain its current routing from Decatur Station to Emory Decatur Hospital. After serving Emory Decatur Hospital, Route 123 will continue Church Street, right onto Milscott Drive, right onto DeKalb Industrial Way, and right onto N. Decatur Road to 2806 N. Decatur Road (Coventry Place), which will be the new terminus. Service along N. Decatur Road between Church Street and Winn Way will be provided by Route 123 inbound to Decatur Station only. Service along DeKalb Industrial Way, Lawrenceville Highway and N. Druid Hills Road to North DeKalb Mall will continue to be provided by Route 75-Lawrenceville Highway. Route 123 is proposed to be renamed Church Street. Route 823: Belvedere: It is proposed that Route 823 be modified to provide service along Candler Road and Memorial Drive between Hosea L Williams Drive and Line Street. Route 823 will maintain current service from Decatur Station to Hosea Williams Drive and Candler Road, then right onto Candler Road, left onto Memorial Drive and right onto Line Street, then continue to the current terminus on Belvedere Lane. All other routing remains unchanged. Service along Candler Road and S. Candler Street will continue to be provided by Route 15-Candler Road. Service and stops along Midway Road and Carter Road are proposed for discontinuation due to underutilization. MARTA PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) Board of Directors will hold a public hearing for the purpose of considering Proposed Bus Service Modifications Effective December 7, 2019 Impacted routes include: • Route 19: Clairmont Road • Route 123: Church Street / • Route 823: Belvedere North DeKalb Mall PUBLIC HEARING Monday, September 16, 2019 DeKalb County Public Library 215 Sycamore Street Decatur, GA 30030 Community Exchange: 6 p.m. Public Hearing: 7 p.m. Riding MARTA: Blue Line to Decatur Station, exit on Church Street and continue 1 block east Copies of the proposed Bus Service Modifications will also be available for public viewing at MARTA’s Headquarters, Office of External Affairs, 2424 Piedmont Road, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30324 during regular business hours, Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For formats (FREE of charge) in accordance with the ADA and Limited English Proficiency regulations contact (404) 848-4037. For those patrons requiring further accommodations, information can be obtained by calling the Telephone Device for the Deaf (TDD) at 404 848-5665. In addition, a sign language interpreter will be available at all hearings. If you cannot attend the hearings and want to provide comments, you may: (1) leave a message at (404) 848-5299; (2) write to MARTA’s Office of External Affairs, 2424 Piedmont Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30324-3330; (3) complete an online Comment Card at www.itsmarta.com; or (4) fax your comments no later than September 23, 2019, to (404) 848-4179. All citizens of the City of Atlanta and the counties of Fulton, DeKalb, and Clayton whose interests are affected by the subjects to be considered at these hearings are hereby notified and invited to appear at said times and places and present such evidence, comment or objection as their interests require. All route information, videos and comment forms are available at https://www.itsmarta.com/public-hearings-meetings.aspx. Propuestas de Modificaciones de Servicios – Effectivo 7 de Diciembre de 2019 Ruta 19: Clairmont Road: Se propone que la Ruta 19 se extienda para servir la estación de East Lake. La modificación propuesta proveera servicios entre las estaciónes de Decatur y East Lake, servicio actualmente ofrecido por la ruta 123-Church Street / North DeKalb Mall. Desde la estación de Decatur, la ruta 19 se propone operar a través de Commerce Drive, W. Howard Avenue, Paden Circle, E. Lake Drive y Park Place. El servicio de la ruta 19 desde la estación de Decatur hasta la estación de Chamblee permanecerá sin cambios. La ruta 19 propone ser renombrada Clairmont Road / W. Howard Avenue. Ruta 123: Church Street / North DeKalb Mall: Se propone que la Ruta 123 sea modificada para proporcionar servicio desde la Estación de Decatur hasta el Hospital Emory Decatur (anteriormente DeKalb Medical Center) a través de Church Street. La Ruta 123 mantendrá su ruta actual desde la Estación de Decatur hasta el Hospital Emory Decatur. Después de servir Emory Decatur Hospital, Ruta 123 continuará Church Street, justo sobre Milscott Drive, DeKalb Industrial Way, N. Decatur Road a 2806 N. Decatur Road (Coventry Place), que será la nueva terminal. El servicio a lo largo de N. Decatur Road entre Church Street y Winn Way será proporcionado por la Ruta 123 solamente de regreso a la estación de Decatur. El servicio a lo largo de DeKalb Industrial Way, Lawrenceville Highway y N. Druid Hills Road hasta North DeKalb Mall continuará siendo proporcionado por la ruta 75-Lawrenceville Highway. Ruta 123 propone ser renombrada Church Street. Ruta 823: Belvedere: Se propone que la ruta 823 se modifique para proporcionar servicios a lo largo de Candler Road y Memorial Drive entre Hosea L Williams Drive y Line Street. La ruta 823 mantendrá el servicio actual desde la estación de Decatur hasta Hosea Williams Drive y Candler Road, a la derecha en Candler Road, a la izquierda en Memorial Drive y a la derecha en Line Street, luego continúe hasta la terminal actual en Belvedere Lane. El resto de la ruta permanecera inalterado. El servicio a lo largo de Candler Road y S. Candler Street continuará siendo proporcionado por Route 15-Candler Road. Debido al bajo uso, se propone la cancelacion de los servicios y las paradas a lo largo de Midway Road y Carter Road. AUDIENCIAS PÚBLICAS DE MARTA Se hace saber que la Junta Directiva de la Autoridad del Transporte Rápido del Área Metropolitana de Atlanta (MARTA) celebrará una audiencia pública con el propósito de considerar las modificaciones propuestas al servicio de autobuses a partir del 7 de diciembre de 2019 Las rutas afectadas incluyen: • Ruta 19: Clairmont Road • Ruta 123: Church Street / North • Ruta 823: Belvedere DeKalb Mall AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA Lunes 16 de setiembre de 2019 Biblioteca pública del condado de DeKalb 215 Sycamore Street Decatur, GA 30030 Discusión Comunitaria: 6 p.m. Audiencia Pública: 7 p.m. Si viaja por MARTA: Línea azul hasta Estación Decatur, salir en Church Street y seguir una cuadra hacia el este Las copias de las modificaciones propuestas al servicio de autobuses también estarán disponibles para el público en la sede de MARTA, Oficina de Asuntos Externos, 2424 Piedmont Road N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30324, durante los horarios de atención regulares, de lunes a viernes de 8:30 a.m. a 5 p.m. Para obtener los formatos (GRATIS) de acuerdo con las normativas de ADA y de dominio limitado del inglés, comuníquese al (404) 848-4037. Aquellos clientes que requieran servicios adicionales pueden obtener información llamando al dispositivo telefónico para sordos (TDD) al (404) 848-5665. Además, todas las audiencias contarán con la presencia de un intérprete de lenguaje de señas. Si no puede asistir a la audiencia y desea hacer comentarios, puede: (1) dejar un mensaje en el (404) 848-5299; (2) escribir a la Oficina de MARTA de Asuntos Externos, 2424 Piedmont Road N.E., Atlanta, GA 30324- 3330; (3) llenar una Tarjeta de Comentarios en línea en www.itsmarta.com; (4) o enviar sus comentarios por fax a más tardar el 23 de septiembre de 2019 al (404) 848-4179. Todos los ciudadanos de la ciudad de Atlanta y de los condados de Fulton, DeKalb, y Clayton cuyos intereses se vean afectados por los temas que serán discutidos en estas audiencias han sido notificados por la presente y quedan invitados a asistir a las audiencias en las fechas y los lugares mencionados anteriormente, y a que presenten pruebas, comentarios u objeciones según sus intereses. Toda la información sobre rutas, los videos y los formularios para comentarios están disponibles en https://www.itsmarta.com/public-hearings-meetings.aspx. jie36 ! Route 19 continues !! Rail Station to Chamblee Station Proposed Route jie36 (Alternate Trips) ST 19 H RC U (Select Trips) H C 1/4 Mile of Service CLAIREMONT AVE Glenlake New Service Park To be Served by Decatur SCOTT BLVD Cemetery Other MARTA Routes C L e A ji123 IR To Be Discontinued E M O N Other MARTA Routes T A V R E D CO E jie36 MMERCED C R R R D E E C M R E M M O M C O E C DECATUR V A N !! 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