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Gainesville wants peek under Green Street to fix traffic, drainage problems
City may hire consultant to study asphalt depths, suggest improvements
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Gainesville is looking at bringing in an outside engineering firm to look at Green Street’s asphalt depths and drainage issues before working on what can be done to improve traffic flow. The busy road has been paved and repaved over the years and flooding has long been a problem.
Everybody knows what’s on top of Green Street in Gainesville: cars and more cars. The city wants to find out what’s underneath. Officials are considering hiring a consultant to study the road’s asphalt depths and drainage issues before tackling the long-nagging issue of what can be done to improve traffic flow.
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Where a new subdivision is being developed off Lake Lanier
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Construction crews prepare new single-family homes and townhomes currently going up Wednesday, April 2, 2025, off Chestatee Rd. near Bolding Mill in Hall County at the new Falcon Landing subdivision. - photo by Scott Rogers
A new housing development is springing up off the shores of Lake Lanier.
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