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Dunwoody City Council discusses continuing Nandina Lane closure

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This graphic shows the proposed changes to Nandina Lane at Mt. Vernon Road. (Photo provided by City of Dunwoody)The Dunwoody City Council at its Jan. 27 meeting discussed a recommendation to continue the closure of a turnoff lane from Mt. Vernon Road onto Nandina Lane. According to a presentation by Jonathan DiGioia, the city’s safe streets program manager, from 2017-2023, there had been 50 automobile accidents, and one reported pedestrian crash…

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Dunwoody City Council discusses continuing Nandina Lane closure

This graphic shows the proposed changes to Nandina Lane at Mt. Vernon Road. (Photo provided by City of Dunwoody)The Dunwoody City Council at its Jan. 27 meeting discussed a recommendation to continue the closure of a turnoff lane from Mt. Vernon Road onto Nandina Lane. According to a presentation by Jonathan DiGioia, the city’s safe streets program manager, from 2017-2023, there had been 50 automobile accidents, and one reported pedestrian crash…

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