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5/19/2009
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MARTA, Atlanta BeltLine group review environmental work for Northeast Zone project
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Last week, the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) and Atlanta BeltLine Inc. (ABI) held a public hearing to discuss the BeltLine Corridor Environmental Effects Report for the Northeast Zone.
The proposed BeltLine Corridor Northeast Zone project calls for building new light-rail and modern streetcar lines, as well as multi-use trails, along a 6.5-mile corridor from the Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA station north to the Lindbergh Center station.
An affiliate of the Atlanta Development Authority, ABI is charged with defining the BeltLine plan; helping to secure federal, state and local funding for the project; and serving as the overall project management office to execute the BeltLine plan, such as by coordinating activities with other city of Atlanta departments, and managing all vendors and suppliers.
The proposed BeltLine Corridor Northeast Zone project calls for building new light-rail and modern streetcar lines, as well as multi-use trails, along a 6.5-mile corridor from the Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA station north to the Lindbergh Center station.
An affiliate of the Atlanta Development Authority, ABI is charged with defining the BeltLine plan; helping to secure federal, state and local funding for the project; and serving as the overall project management office to execute the BeltLine plan, such as by coordinating activities with other city of Atlanta departments, and managing all vendors and suppliers.
