Visitors spend a moment on the bridge before the June 5 ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Phil Mosier)
Working the scissors for the bridge’s ribbon-cutting were, from left, City Councilmembers John Paulson and Gabriel Sterling; Mayor Rusty Paul; and Councilmember Tibby DeJulio. Among those attending were, from left, former Sandy Springs Conservancy Executive Director Linda Bain and High Point Civic Association members Chris Laird and Bill Gannon. (City of Sandy Springs)
The new pedestrian bridge open for walking. (Phil Mosier)
Leading the first walk across the new bridge were, from left, Riley Buehner, 13, Allie Sopher, 9, and Hoagie Sopher, 11. (Phil Mosier)
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One reply on “Sandy Springs opens Windsor Parkway pedestrian bridge”
This one has perplexed me from the start.
$384K for a “pedestrian bridge” to a virtually private park with no public parking as per the local residents requirement. Others not wanted they said, we need won’t be safe with no locals….
Now, the actual road bridge which is crumbling still stands. Could a new bridge for cars not have been built to replace the existing structure and that bridge include a pedestrian sidewalk? Hmmmm
Good on you, SS, making the most of what you have is clearly not a priority if it’s money involved.
This one has perplexed me from the start.
$384K for a “pedestrian bridge” to a virtually private park with no public parking as per the local residents requirement. Others not wanted they said, we need won’t be safe with no locals….
Now, the actual road bridge which is crumbling still stands. Could a new bridge for cars not have been built to replace the existing structure and that bridge include a pedestrian sidewalk? Hmmmm
Good on you, SS, making the most of what you have is clearly not a priority if it’s money involved.