Hall County officials are eyeing three to four meetings between November and April with the Martin Road community to discuss alternate corridors for the South Hall road in the wake of a new, nearby Interstate 985 interchange. Meeting dates haven’t been scheduled yet, said Sam Baker, transportation planning manager for the Gainesville-Hall Metropolitan Planning Organization, Hall’s lead transportation planning agency. The effort would be done as part a regional freight study conducted by Boston-based transportation consultant CDM Smith, he said in an email circulated this week.
Meetings with residents over Martin Road corridor, I-985 exit plans may start in November
Freight study to address concerns over truck traffic in residential area