Final Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative Meeting

Title: Final Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative Meeting
Location: Silverbell Pavillion in the Emory Conference Center Hotel, 1615 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA 30329
Link out: Click here
Description: The final open house for Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative, Alternatives Analysis study, will be held Tuesday, October 25 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. located at the Silverbell Pavillion in the Emory Conference Center Hotel, 1615 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA 30329.
Your participation is highly encouraged since this project will have a direct impact on our neighborhood.
Start Time: 17:30
Date: 2011-10-25
End Time: 20:30

Clifton Corrdior Transit Initiative

For those of you unable to attend last Sunday's meeting regarding the upcoming development of the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative, LCCC has created minutes of the meetings to keep you up to speed.

To view the minutes from the first meeting held in Woodland Hills click Here.

Thanks again to the Lapse's, Jane Rawlings (LLCC's transportation head, LLCC, and Heather Alhadeff (a Perkins + Will Senior Transportation Planner) for putting together such a great meeting.

Ms. Alhadeff has been hired to help as an adviser to work on behalf of the concerned residents and businesses of Lindridge-Martin Manor, LaVista Park, Woodland Hills, and Morningside-Lenox Park, the Cheshire Bridge Business node and the Zonolite Business node.

Her goals are to conduct the tasks listed below for each of the neighborhoods until the Alternatives Analysis study is finalized.

1.Provide facts and technical information about the project

2.Answer questions

3.Collect and share outstanding questions for MARTA and to provide their responses

4.Collect feedback, concerns, and ideas from residents to be compiled into an area-wide report to be shared with MARTA

For those of you not aware, this project will use the CSX corridor (south or Arnold Ave) as a transportation route from Lindbergh Station to Emory and end at Avondale.

For more information on the project, please visit.

Sincerely,

Brad Grulke, President WHNA

president@woodlandhillsatlanta.org

WHNA Crime Alert Mailbox Tampering

Dear Residents,

Thanks to our residents for passing on the following email.

" Over the last few days, we have confronted kids who are tampering with mailboxes in the neighborhood. They are in their early teens. We have observed them opening mailboxes and reviewing the contents. We're not sure if they are actually taking the mail because we immediately confront them.

The first time, on Thursday, they simply ran when they were approached. On Saturday, they became combative so we followed them and took pictures. Luckily, there was an APD car patrolling the neighborhood. The officer took immediate action, but the kids ran and were not caught."

Thanks to Perry and Mike for passing on the information.  Be sure to check the links below for more crime updates.

Brad Grullke
President, WHNA
Have a great Labor Day.

Crime prevention links

LLCC Announces Upcoming Clifton Corridor Initiative Neighborhood Meetings

Title: LLCC Announces Upcoming Clifton Corridor Initiative Neighborhood Meetings
Location: 1805 Lenox Road NE Atlanta, GA
Link out: Click here
Description: LLCC will begin its series of neighborhood meetings regarding the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative. The Clifton Corridor Alternatives Analysis involves investigating the need for high-capacity transit connections between the Lindbergh Center/Armour Yard area in north-central Atlanta to Clifton Road employment centers and the City of Decatur in west-central DeKalb County.

To assist LLCC in evaluating the proposed project\'s direct impact on our community and its compatibility with our own long-term vision, we enteredinto a contract with the Perkins +Will design firm. We\'re pleased to have Senior Transportation Planner, Heather Alhadeff, providing additional analysis.

Heather Alhadeff, Senior Transportation Planner

Ms. Alhadeff has been hired to help as an adviser to work on behalf of the concerned residents and businesses of Lindridge-Martin Manor, LaVista Park, Woodland Hills, and Morningside-Lenox Park, the Cheshire Bridge Business node and the Zonolite Business node.

Her goals are to conduct the tasks listed below for each of the neighborhoods until the Alternatives Analysis study is finalized.

1. Provide facts and technical information about the project

2. Answer questions

3. Collect and share outstanding questions for MARTA and to provide their responses

4. Collect feedback, concerns, and ideas from residents to be compiled into an area-wide report to be shared with MARTA

In order to gain this public input, Ms. Alhadeff will lead a series of meetings in the surrounding neighborhoods.

The first meeting will be held on Sunday, August 28 beginning at 5:30pm, at the Woodland Hills home of Brian and Alyson Lapes located at 1401 Arnold Avenue NE MAP.

The second meeting will be held in the Morningside Lenox Park neighborhood on Thursday, September 1, beginning at 6:30 pm at the home of Alan and Dianne Olansky located at 1805 Lenox Road NE MAP.

A third meeting is planned for the business communities of Cheshire Bridge Road and the Zonolite Business District at Nakato Japanese Restaurant located at 1776 Cheshire Bridge Road NE MAP date and time to be determined.
Start Time: 18:30
Date: 2011-09-01
End Time: 20:00

Please Participate in LLCC.’s Clifton Corridor Survey

This was from LLCC.  It is strongly recommended that people take the time to fill out the survey.  LLCC needs to hear your feedback.

LLCC has hired Heather Alhadeff, Senior Transportation Planner at Perkins + Will, to assist our organization in providing constructive community feedback to MARTA as it conducts its Alternatives Analysis (AA) for the Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative.  Feedback from area residents and business owners will be compiled into an area-wide report to be shared with MARTA as it moves toward choosing the Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) for this study in mid October. It is LLCC's goal to present this community feedback in a clear and logical form so as to positively impact the process and project. You can help by taking a few minutes to complete the following survey.  This survey will be available to participants until October 1. The final results will be posted on the LLCC website.

This survey is a tool to identify improvements to the project IF it were to move forward. Your thoughts, whether for or against, are very helpful during this phase of planning.

Take this survey
Thank you for participating in our survey, as your feedback is very important to us.