Politics & Government

Goulding Place Construction Gets Underway In Roswell

The permeable paver project is designed to improve water quality and storm water drainage.

ROSWELL, GA -- The Roswell Water and Storm Water divisions are beginning a new permeable paver project on Goulding Place that will improve water quality and enhance storm water drainage.

The permeable pavers project will begin on the east end of Goulding Place near Canton Street and extend 650 feet west down the street.

The contractor is scheduled to begin preliminary work activities on or about Feb. 16. There will be some limited tree removal and roadway shoulder clearing on Goulding Place. The contractor plans to begin utility work the week of Feb. 20, including moving water services.

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According to the city, residents should anticipate water service to homes to be briefly interrupted throughout the project. The contractor will notify affected homeowners in advance and will attempt to schedule any needed disruptions during off-peak times. While utility work is underway, a travel lane will be open for vehicles and residents to navigate around construction.

On or about March 1, the contractor will begin demolition of the roadway, starting on the east end near Canton Street.

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Goulding Place will be closed to thru traffic for several weeks at the Canton Street intersection. Traffic on Canton Street will not be affected. The contractor will have a detour in place to help residents navigate to Thompson Place via Windy Pines Trail, allowing access to Canton Street by vehicle.

The project is expected to be completed by the end of May. For more information, contact Sam Bennett at sbennett@roswellgov.com or 770-641-3707.


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