Highway 92 Project, Douglasville, Georgia

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by Lisa Callahan lisacallahan@murphylawyer.com

8/6/2009
James K. Murphy
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Highway 92 Project, Douglasville, Georgia

On Saturday August 1, 2009 many citizens of Douglas County Georgia met with Representative David Scott to discuss the plans for relocating Highway 92. Federal regulations require several studies to be performed including not only the effects on the animals and wild life in the area but the overall impact on the community and people living in that specific location.

Many citizens voiced their concerns at the meeting. Their topics included relocating the families living in the homes that will be affected, emergency vehicles and access to the firestation. Representative Scott assured those in attendance that all issues were warranted and valid and are being thoroughly thought through and investigated. Scott also assured those who’s homes may be affected that compensation for their moves was in order as well. Georgia Department of Transportation project engineer, Neal O’Brien anticipates that the right-of-way acquisitions to be completed by June 2011.

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