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Capital Project Status Map Project Phase Updated March 2021 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Capital Project Status Map Project Phase Updated March 2021 UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN PLANNING / DESIGN LONG-RANGE PLANNED Deering Road INTERSECTION OPEN SPACE IMPROVEMENTS IMPROVEMENTS SCAD Beverly Road ATLANTA indicates project has construction funding in place 19th Street 16 Projects Under ANSLEY PARK Construction in 2021 1. Spring Street Quick-Build LIT Lane ATLANTIC (16th St - 3rd St) STATION Peachtree Street Spring Street 2. West Peachtree Street Quick-Build LIT Lane (Linden Ave - 16th St) 22 17th Street 3. Last Mile Intersection Improvements 19 20 (7 new signals + 23 intersection upgrades) 16th Street 4. District-Wide Sidewalk Improvements ARTS WOODRUFF (annual program) Williams Street CENTER ARTS CENTER MARTA 5. Midtown Art Walk Phases I + IIIa 14 STATION HOME PARK (Peachtree Wlk from 10th St - 11th St 15th Street 3 18 + west side from 12th St - 13th St) 10 12 2 3 COLONY 6. Commercial Row Commons SQUARE (new open space + intersection realignment) 14th Street 7. Juniper Street Complete Street (14th St - Ponce de Leon Ave) 13 13 13 13th Street 3 5 8. Piedmont Avenue Complete Street West Peachtree Street Peachtree West 23 7 9 (Ponce de Leon Ave - 15th St) 12th Street Crescent Avenue 23 9. 12th Street Realignment (across West Peachtree St) 11th Street PIEDMONT PARK 1 FEDERAL 10. 15th Street Arts District Plaza Enancements 5 RESERVE BANK (15th St at Peachtree St SW corner) OF ATLANTA 11 17 10th Street 11. 10th Street Park Enancements MIDTOWN 8 (10th St at Peachtree St NE corner) MARTA STATION 6 3 21 Peachtree Place 12. 15th Street Arts District Plaza Enancements (15th St at Peachtree St SE corner) 8th Street Projects in Planning/Design 7th Street Williams Street 13. Four New Traffic Signals Peachtree Street Spring Street (5th St and 13th St) TECH 6th Street SQUARE 13 14. 15th Street Extension (new street West Peachtree St - Williams St) 15 5th Street Juniper Street 15. 5th Street Complete Street (Williams St - Myrtle St) GEORGIA GEORGIA 3 3 4th Street INSTITUTE OF INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Cypress Street 16. Spring Street US 19 Bike/Ped Improvements GARDEN DISTRICT (Peachtree St - 17th St) 3 Piedomont Avenue 3rd Street 17. 10th Street Bridge Enhancements (ped/bike + gateway improvements) FOX Last Mile Intersection Avenue Argonne 3 THEATRE Ponce de Leon Avenue 18. 15th Street Area LIT Lane Connection Improvements Traffic Signals: Street Peachtree West • 13th at Piedmont / NORTH AVE (West Peachtree St - Piedmont Ave) 15th at Piedmont MARTA STATION • Peachtree Street between North Avenue 19. Spring Street Quick-Build LIT Lane 14th and 15th • Spring at Peachtree Place / (16th St - 17th St) 4th at Spring • 3rd at Spring / 20. West Peachtree Street Quick-Build LIT Lane 4th at West Peachtree Linden Avenue (16th St - 17th St) 4 Sidewalk Repairs: throughout district Four New Traffic Signals: 13 EMORY • 13th at Juniper / 13th at Peachtree Street UNIVERSITY Longer-Range • 13th at West Peachtree / 5th at Williams HOSPITAL MIDTOWN Planned Projects MIDTOWN Pine Street N IMPROVEMENT 1/4 1/2 mi 21. Peachtree Place Corridor Plan DISTRICT (Williams St - Myrtle St) 22. 17th Street Corridor Plan Did you know Midtown Alliance and the Midtown Improvement District are currently working on (Atlantic Station - Peachtree St) nearly 30 public improvement projects totaling $47M of investment? Find updates on timing, specific amenities and funding sources for this work atMidtownATL.com/Projects. 23. Midtown Art Walk Phases II + IIIb (Peachtree Walk from 11th St - 12th St + east side from 12th St - 13th St).
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