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Renew Atlanta seeks input on projects

The funds for the Renew Atlanta/TSPLOST projects have fallen short of expectations, and the city is prioritizing which projects will get funded and which will get the ax, according to a news release.

The city performed an initial survey to gauge interest in three scenarios:

■ Complete Streets: funding for complete street project implementation and designs

■ Foundational Investments: funding roadway repaving and core signal improvements

■ Max Leveraged Funding: funding projects that maximize leveraged funding to get “bang for the buck”

Results from the initial survey leaned heavily toward Complete Streets.

There’s a new survey to get feedback on the latest trimmed down project list for Renew Atlanta bond and TSPLOST programs. It is available through Friday at this web address: surveymonkey.com/ r/5H7P36G

Civic groups are encouraging residents to get involved with this process. Funds have been set aside for city renovation projects and the three scenarios have significant variations.

The Renew Atlanta and TSPLOST programs were launched in 2015 and 2016 to address an infrastructure backlog of more than $1 billion facing the city.

The final project list is supposed to be set for approval in April.

Information: renewatlantabond. com