The Public Works Department is pleased to release the Project Updates Report for the various divisions- Planning, Capital, TSPLOST, and Engineering, Construction Operations and Maintenance, Traffic Operations & Maintenance, and Solid Waste.
The report is a reference document for all active projects in the City of South Fulton that are in various stages of implementation that include procurement, design, right-of-way acquisition, construction, and maintenance. Also, it outlines other standalone activities/programs, i.e., streetlights, utilities, and traffic calming.
The document is broken into four sections as outlined below:
• SeeClickFix allows residents and business owners to provide City of South Fulton staff with pictures, specific descriptions, and other valuable information needed to get the job done efficiently.
• The Transportation Section contains information related to Construction Operations & Maintenance, Traffic Operations & Maintenance, and Utilities. A summary of the Capital Improvement (CIP) and TSPLOST projects is included; however, the fact sheets are omitted from this report. Instead, the department launched a web-based real time project reporting tool using this link available on the Public Works homepage.
• The Stormwater Section briefed the reader on the conditions of the infrastructure, and maintenance needs.
• The Solid Waste section updates the reader on the r esidential collection program in the city.
Noteworthy accomplishments
• On August 7th, Public Works, in coordination with Mayor Council, and the Department of Public Affairs, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Rivertown Road at Cedar Grove Road Roundabout project
• Multi-road full depth reclamation project in the Fulton Industrial Boulevard area is nearing completion.
• OSI 613/615: Old Fairburn Rd at Union Rd/Stonewall Tell Rd at Union Rd
The Department is managed and operated through Local General Fund, T-SPLOST I&II, State and Federal funds. The administrative team is responsible for providing financial services support to ensure effective, efficient and accurate financial information is maintained for the Department. Performing this task in an effective and efficient manner will ensure that the department finances are accurate and up to date, assuring vendors and suppliers are paid within the established time limits.
In FY 2025, the total budget (Purchased Contracted Services, Supplies, and Capital outlays) for the department is $64.7M. The Solid Waste Division accounts for 15% of the budget. PO encumbrances and paid Invoices for the month of August are depicted below.
Encumbrances $3.5M
$434,236.40 $304,615.01
$2,735,750.99
The City of South Fulton (COSF) 311 platform provides City officials with a centralized issue management system to manage issues from creation to resolution, engaging City of South Fulton residents throughout the process. The COSF mobile app and web tools allow residents and business owners to provide City of South Fulton staff with pictures, specific descriptions, and other valuable information needed to do the job efficiently. In addition, residents may seek information about city services or report non-emergency incidents by calling the city’s 24hour 311 Call Center at (470) 552-4311
Summary of SCF Requests
Note: Category Others include Bridge Maintenance, Street Lights, and Manhole Covers
The City of South Fulton has a Capital and TSPLOST Program for implementing design projects that have been identified by City staff and stakeholders as a priority. Funding comes from the General Fund, TSPLOST sales tax collections and some Federal money.
TSPLOST-I tax collections started on April 1, 2017, and ended on March 31, 2022. TSPLOST-II tax collections started on April 1, 2022, and will end in 2027. TSPLOST-I projects are being prioritized for completion, and all TSPLOST-II projects will be in the concept or preliminary design stage.
The delivery of projects is centered around GDOT’s Plan Development Process (PDP). This process typically consists of the four major phases: Design, Environmental Clearance, Right-of-Way (Services and Acquisition) and Construction (including CEI). Additional details of these phases are depicted below, which detail the project development process utilized by Public Works.
The plan development process, start to finish, is illustrated below:
TSPLOST I: Projects moving toward Construction
SU-700 – Flat Shoals Road ATMS – The lowest responsible bidder will be presented at the next Council meeting for approval before executing a contract and starting construction.
OSI-617 – Welcome All at Jailette Road – Pending final utility certification the city will prepare and advertise an ITB.
B-500/OSI-601 Butner Road at Camp Creek (bridge replacement and intersection improvement) – Final design, utility coordination and ROW acquisition continue in advance of advertisement later this year.
Projects in Right-of-Way (ROW) Acquisition
OSI-616 – Jones Road at Pittman Road/Stonewall Tell Road (TSPLOST-I) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition and final utility coordination before advertisement.
OSI-618 – Welcome All Road at Scarborough Road/Jailette Road (TSPLOST-I) –Continuing in ROW Acquisition and final utility coordination before advertisement.
T-270 – Demooney over Deep Creek (Capital Design/T-SPLOST-II Construction) –Continuing in ROW Acquisition before advertisement.
OSI 607 – Demooney Road at West Stubbs Road (TSPLOST-I) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition before advertisement.
OSI 608 – Enon Road at Stonewall Tell Road (TSPLOST-I Design/T-SPLOST-II Construction) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition before advertisement.
TSPLOST II: Projects in concept/design
Intersection Improvement projects
OSI-620 – Aldredge Road and Merk Road – Preliminary plans have been reviewed, and a field review is being planned in September.
OSI-629 – Ono Road/Hobgood Road at Rivertown Road – Preliminary plans have been reviewed, and a field review is being planned in September.
OSI-631 – Union Road and Thames Road – Preliminary plans being finalized for review.
OSI 600 – Bethsaida Road at Creel West - Design will be validated and authorized before the end of the month.
OSI 622 – Bethlehem Road at Cedar Grove Road – Concept in further revision by the design consultant before alternative selection and public meeting.
OSI 623 – Butner Road at Aldredge Road– Concept in further revision by the design consultant before alternative selection and public meeting.
OSI 628 – Old Fairburn Road at Thaxton Road – Concept in further revision by the design consultant before alternative selection and public meeting.
Sidewalk projects
P-914 – Union Road – Continuing in Concept development.
P 902 – Bethsaida Road - Design will be validated and authorized before the end of the month.
P 903 – Cascade Road – Continuing in the concept development phase.
P 908 – Flat Shoals Road – Continuing in the concept development phase.
Bridge/Culvert Replacement projects
T-288 – Stacks Road over CSX RR – Continuing work on preliminary design before a plan review.
B-505 – Derrick Road over Deep Creek Tributary – Concept is under review by the city. Staff are in the process of securing a venue to hold a PIOH.
B-508 – Koweta Road over Deep Creek – Concept is under review by the city. Staff are in the process of securing a venue to hold a PIOH.
B-599 – Oglesby Road over Morning Creek Tributary - Preliminary design phase being accelerated for an emergency quick response.
Federally Funded Projects
T-266 – New Hope Road Sidewalks – is in construction and a monthly report has been included.
T-277 – Cochran Road at Camp Creek (Bridge) – The department issued a NTP to vendor to commence work.
T-265 – Old National Highway Sidewalks – The lowest responsible bidder will be presented at the next Council meeting for approval before executing a contract and issuing of an NTP and Purchase Order.
Gravel Road projects
RG 160 – Jones Road – The consultant has been granted NTP for developing the design.
RG 161 – Hall Road – The consultant has been granted NTP for developing the design.
RG 162 – Rocky Head Road – The consultant has been granted NTP for developing the design.
RG 163 – Thames Road -– The consultant has been granted NTP to proceed with preliminary design.
RG 164 – Oxford Road – The consultant has been granted NTP to proceed with preliminary design.
Bridge Repairs and Maintenance – Work is nearing completion on three bridges from the 2021 GDOT bridge repair set. Two of these (Mallory and Cascade) are in coordination with the CSX railroad and are requiring extra days of CSX flagman coordination to complete. They are 90% complete. One bridge (Burdett) will require a partial wing wall repair that has been designed and that design is under review by the contractor. All 2023 GDOT bridge work is complete.
GDOT Projects within South Fulton
PI0011845/OSI-624: SR 14 at Washington Road Roundabout construction continues with grading operations with a projected completion in late 2025.
PI0013938 & PI0013939/T-272 & T-273: Buffington Road Projects - Contractor continues installing BMPs throughout project. Water Quality monitoring, Traffic Control & Erosion Control throughout project. Storm Drain installation in progress. Projected completion in the fall of 2026.
PI0016605/B-502: Bethsaida Rd (CR 581) over Morning Creek – project was Let in July 2025 – contractor yet to be selected and a date to start construction is not yet determined.
PI0015593/T-285: SR 92 @ Butner Rd/Ridge Rd Roundabout project was Let in June 2025 – SD&C was selected as the contractor; a date to start construction is not yet determined.
PI0015642/T-280: Oakley Road over Broadanax Creek – Bridge replacement - ROW issue has been resolved, and construction has been given notice to proceed pending completion of utility relocation. There is a planned detour from August 4th until November 2nd. Project completion date is tentatively December 31, 2025, but may be delayed.
PI0017398/OSI-605: SR 92 @ Jones Road/Demooney Road Roundabout – Design continuing following the PFPR that was held December 2024; ROW Authorization expected by January 2026. Let Date early 2027.
PI0019647: FIB and Westpark – Median conversion and R-CUT Design underway. PFPR was held 4/21/25.
PI0019841: SR 138 at Bethsaida Road – Preliminary Plan review planned for August 2025. Letting is expected in 2027.
PI0013809: SR 14 / US 29 @ CSX Bridge Replacement: Coordination with CSX for operations is underway
PI0013724: SR 279 @ Jolly Road/ Sullivan Road Pedestrian improvements: Pipe install nearing completion which will be following by a lane paving
August Highlights
1) A groundbreaking ceremony was held August 7th for the OSI 614 Rivertown Road at Cedar Grove Road Roundabout
2) Multi-road full depth reclamation project in the Fulton Industrial Boulevard is nearing completion.
3) A kickoff meeting was held August 15th to start the 2025 TSPLOST resurfacing for non completed road within 3 subdivisions.
Prime Contractor:
Contractor Rep.:
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
OSI 613 and 615 Old Fairburn Rd Roundabouts
Period Begin
Period End 8/31/2025
Time Charges Begin Date 1/10/2025
Scheduled Completion Date 4/30/2026
Work Begin Date 3/6/2025
Summit Construction and Development, LLC Olumayowa Odumade Phone:
Contact
Olumayowa Odumade
Olumayowa Odumade
Olumayowa Odumade Name
470-636-2859
470-636-2859
470-636-2859
Scope of Work Performed This Month
470-636-2859
Company
Summit CD
Summit CD
Summit CD
Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above:
Rough grading including tree stump remocal and off-site disposal
Utility coordination meetings began 7/23/2025
Progress and Schedule
The Physical Project Status is 30% completed as of the period ending date above.
The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 49% as of the period ending date above.
Scope of Work Planned For Next Month 8/1/2025 thru
Utility relocations
Grading on Stonewall Tell Rd
Grading on Union Rd
Progress Photos are attached on the following pages
Prime Contractor:
Contractor Rep.:
Osvaldo Sanchez
Osvaldo Sanchez Itorah Udoh Maria Arboleda
Scope of Work Performed This Month
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT PI 0012637 New Hope Rd Sidewalk Improvements
Period End 8/31/2025
Time Charges Begin Date 9/12/2024
Scheduled Completion Date 3/6/2026
Work Begin Date 3/10/2025
Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above:
Curb and gutter installation has taken place from Boat Rock Rd beyond Wedge Dr SW
Sidewalk, concrete driveway, and stamped concrete strip installation has taken place throughout the project
Storm drainage pipe and structure installation has continued to improve the stormwater drainage
Progress and Schedule
The Physical Project Status is 59% completed as of the period ending date above.
The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 65% as of the period ending date above.
Scope of Work Planned For Next Month
Continue concrete installation of curb and gutter, sidewalk, and driveways
Continue storm drainage pipe and structure installation
Utility coordination meetings and relocation
Georgia Power relocation of electrical boxes in conflict with the proposed work
Clearing of trees throughout project 8/1/2025 thru
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
Fairburn Road Upgrade Project
Period Begin thru Period End 07/20/2025 08/20/2025
Time Charges Begin Date 5/19/2024
Scheduled Completion Date 5/30/2026 Work Begin Date 6/24/2024
Prime Contractor: SD&C INC.
Contractor Rep.: T. BUAH
Phone: 678-334-7788
WECS: KENNY COLEMAN 470-894-5609 REDROCK LAND SERVICES LLC
WTCS: SD&C INC 404-288-2205 SD&C INC
WUCS: SD&C INC 404-288-2205 SD&C INC
Scope of Work Performed This Month
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and performance report:
• SD&C set concrete piping for catch basin Ex-4 @ sta# 158+84rt
• T&J builded dam in N. Utoy Creek with multiple delays due to malfunction of pumping equipment and weather delays
• Ansco installed At&t new utility pole and removed existing pole from beauty strip @ sta# 148+00lt
• Erosion control installed and maintained by sub-contractor Redrock
Progress and Schedule
• The Physical Project Status is 69% completed as of the period ending date above; Grading, Curb & Gutter, Sidewalk Installation, Traffic Signal Installation and Storm Drain Installation.
• GA Power utility poles relocate, 0% complete, AT&T and Comcast completion 0%.
• Project delays have been related to Georgia Power utility relocation
Scope of Work Planned for Next Month
• SD&C and sub-contractor T&J coordinating with adjacent property management team to schedule water meter relocation for said property and Walgreens.
• Water mains Bypass installation for N. Utoy Creek
•
• Maintain Erosion Control
• Completion of Catch Basin Ex-4 sta# 158+84rt
Replacement of At&T Utility Poles
Building of Dam and Pumping equipment
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
ITB 24-29 Kimberly and Cascade Rd
Period Begin thru Period End 08/01/2025 08/31/2025
Time Charges Begin Date 5/19/2024
Scheduled Completion Date 6/316/2025
Work Begin Date 10/15/2024
Prime Contractor: DCBC LLC
Contractor Rep.: Krishna B.
Scope of Work Performed This Month
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and performance report:
• Highway Markings stripped entire project roadway from sta# 100+00 to 114+00
• Reedwick hammer and excavated rock. Set steel cage, bolts and pour cement for footing for overhead sign foundation @ sta# 104+34rt.
• Reedwick installed poles for overhead @ sta# 104+34lt and 104+34r
• The Physical Project Status is 90% completed as of the period ending date above.
Phone: 678-824-0007 Scope of Work Planned for Next Month
• Complete installation of overhead signs
• Complete wiring and power to traffic heads/cabinet
Overhead Sign Pole Footing
Striping placed at intersection of Kimberly Road and Cascade Road
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
Time Charges Begin Date 6/9/2025
Scheduled Completion Date 8/31/2025
Atlanta Paving and Concrete Inc. Mandy Neese Phone:
Work Begin Date 6/9/2025
Scope of Work Performed This Month
Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above: Mandy Neese
Atlanta Paving and Concrete Inc.
Paving and Concrete Inc. WUCS
Paving and Concrete Inc.
Milling existing asphalt on Waterfront Dr SW and Wharton Dr SW from Fulton Industrial Blvd to Enterprise Blvd SW
Soil cement placement on Waterfront Dr SW and Wharton Dr SW from Fulton Industrial Blvd to Enterprise Blvd SW
Asphalt binder and topping placement on Waterfront Dr SW and Wharton Dr SW from Fulton Industrial Blvd to Enterprise Blvd SW
Progress and Schedule
The Physical Project Status is 100% completed as of the period ending date above.
The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 100% as of the period ending date above.
Scope of Work Planned For Next Month 8/1/2025
Recommendation for FDR at Mendel Court is forthcoming
Right of Way Maintenance is required to provide safe and multi-use roadsides. A wellmaintained right of way promotes a positive quality of life and is integral to the other functions such as utility installations, vehicle emergencies and sign placements. Right of way Maintenance serves to maintain a safe zone adjacent to the road pavement, improves drainage of stormwater from the road surface, and creates an attractive vista along road corridors. Accomplishments this month include:
Number of Potholes Repaired: 26 SeeClickFix
Fairburn Rd SW 19645516
19645648
Pothole Union Rd SW
Pothole Stonewall Tell Rd 19717431
Pothole Bakers Ferry Rd /Boat Rock Rd SW 19725210
19739094
Pothole 5701-5727 Dodson Rd
Pothole 3100 Enon Rd 19739231
Pothole Sanford J Jones Blvd 19756697
Pothole 690 Fitzgerald Pl
Pothole Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 19764206
19790932
19795727
19795734
19801295
19805410
19805414
19805418
Pothole 3700-3700 Rataree Rd SW
Pothole Koweta Lake
Pothole Great Southwest Pkwy SW
Pothole Bucknell Dr SW
Pothole Koweta Rd
Pothole 6198-6202 Purdue Dr SW
Pothole 107-113 Villanova Dr SW
Pothole 675 Wesleyan Dr SW 19807691
Pothole Rock Hill Rd
Pothole Old Jonesboro Rd
Tell Rd
Deep Base Repair 5001-5099 Butner Rd
Number of Storm Drains Maintained: 18
SeeClickFix
19438289
19460057
19611293
19633840
19637854
19703204
19711309
19693814
19805458
Clogged Culvert 4215 Union Rd SW
Clogged Culvert 320 Rocky Springs Ct
Clogged Culvert 2900 West Rd
Clogged Culvert 5915 Catawba Way
Clogged Culvert High Point Trl SW
Clogged Culvert Old Cascade Rd SW
Clogged Culvert 4666-4798 Gordon St
Clogged Inlet 6345 Cedar Grove Rd
Clogged Inlet 7055-7081 Rivertown Rd
19218903 Cross Drain Maintenance 5745 Bell Tell Rd
19279202 Cross Drain Maintenance 7464 Toccoa Cir
POTHOLE REPAIR
Number of Dead Animals Received: 20
SeeClickFix
19591110 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 2900 West Rd
19592701 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 2905 Sandy Cir
19626610 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way Butner Rd & Camp Creek Pkwy
19643206 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 8020 Spence Rd
19660339 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 410 Birchmere Close SW
19661614 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 4244 Derrick Rd
19671112 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 3165 Roosevelt Hwy
19729223 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 1373 Boat Rock Rd SW
19740182 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 4980 Welcome All Rd SW
19755721 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 3096-3130 Stonewall Tell Rd
19776181 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way Campbellton Fairburn Rd
19778055 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 6525 Greenbower Ln
19796095 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 3895 Stonewall Tell Rd
19796119 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 3895 Union Rd SW
19800786 Remove Dead Animals in Right-of-Way 4110 Will Lee Rd
19211401 Remove Dead Animals in Roadway Camp Valley Rd
19603697 Remove Dead Animals in Roadway 7610 Cedar Grove Rd
19770229 Remove Dead Animals in Roadway 3070-3072 Stonewall Tell Rd
19233883 Remove Dead Animals in Roadway 4289 Stonewall Tell Rd
19360865 Remove Dead Animals in Roadway 3446 Concord Loop
Sidewalk Cracking / Broken 7955 Stillmist Dr 19678713
Quality Site Assessment
Prepared for: City of South Fulton
General Information
DATE:
NEXT QSA DATE:
CLIENT ATTENDEES:
BRIGHTVIEW ATTENDEES:
Monday, Aug 25, 2025 Friday, Nov 21, 2025 Ken Carson, Sergio Gomez
Customer Focus Areas
City Roadways, Trash and Litter Removal
City of South Fulton
City of South Fulton
Pick up Week of Mowing Week of Litter Pick up Week of Mowing Week of Litter Pick up Week of Mowing Week of Litter Pick up Week of Mowing Week of Litter Pick up Week of
WHEATON DR SW VILLANOVA DR SW STONEHILL DR SW Aug 25, 2025
Aug 25, 2025
ROOSEVELT HWY CITY LIMIT SOUTH OF JANICE DR
Aug 25, 2025
RIVERTOWN RD CAMPBELLTON FAIRBURN RD
Aug 25, 2025
Aug 25, 2025
Aug 25, 2025
Aug 25, 2025
Aug 25, 2025
CASCADE PALMETTO HWY CITY LIMIT NW OF ROOSEVELT HWY
WELCOME ALL RD BEN HILL RD
WHITE CITY ROAD
WHITE MILL ROAD
WILKERSON MILL ROAD
WILL LEE ROAD
WOLF CREEK LIBRARY TRAIL OLD NATIONAL HWY END OF ROAD
LAGRANGE BLVD SW END
CITY LIMIT NORTH OF CATALINA CIR
ROOSEVELT HWY
XAVIER DR
YATES ROAD
GRAVEL ROAD MAINTENANCE
Scope
COCHRAN ROAD, NEWTOWN DRIVE, AND THAMES DRIVE
• The roadways were in very bad condition due to the excessive about of rain we have had, here lately. The rain caused the roadways to be muddy & difficult to repair
• Removed tree debris from the right way.
• Repaired roads and ditches
COCHRAN ROAD
BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER
THAMES DRIVE
NEWTOWN DRIVE
The Traffic Operations Crew is on constant patrol in the City of South Fulton to ensure that all signs and signals are clear to see and work properly. This consists of approximately 35,000 static signs, 69 Traffic Signals, 14 Traffic Beacons, 42 School Flashers and numerous Solar Flashing signs.
The following is what each category is used for and what they represent.
• Sign – Other Sign Down/Missing is used for missing signs, installing new signs, replacing or upgrading signs. If there are other signs on that post, the crew will clean them.
• Sign – Preventative Maintenance is used for the cleaning and straighting of signs.
• Sign - Stop/Yield Sign Down/Missing is used for responding to or finding STOP sign or YIELD sign that has been knocked down or missing. This category is responded to as an emergency.
• Signal - In Flash or Dark is used to let us know that the traffic signal is flashing all RED lights, or no lights are visible. This category is responded to as an emergency.
• Signal - Other Issues is used to let us know if there are any other problems with the Traffic Signal, this can include a LED bulb not working, if the crosswalk is being problematic, or the signal not changing.
This month, the Traffic Operations Department acquired 131 new requests and closed 126.
The following are 126 SeeClickFix items, along with Categories that Traffic Operations responded to and completed this past month.
Examples of work completed this past month are highlighted in Exhibit A.
Sign – Stop/Yield Sign Down/Missing: 11
SeeClickFix Locations
19682450 5514-5554 Orly Ter
19683497 5425 Saint Lo Ln
19701034 Feldwood Rd
19739108 5150 Dublin Dr SW
19739576 5025 Erin Rd SW
19774792 Butner Rd & Springbox Dr
19775409 3882-3898 Butner Rd
19778082 2855 Harper Valley Dr
19784933 Butner Rd & Union Rd SW
19798893 154 Selig Dr SW
19817780 4081-4137 Demooney Rd
Signal – Other: 12
SeeClickFix Locations
19632702 Flat Shoals Rd & Hemperly Rd
19643862 4961-4991 Jones Rd
19644493 1 Sable Run Rd
19652855 3578-3598 W Stubbs Rd
19678467 5440 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW
19681800 Butner Rd SW & Camp Creek Pkwy SW
19710098 2280 Burdett Ridge Dr
19759546 4409-4449 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW
19759925 4335 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW
19835495 Flat Shoals Rd
19836124 3805 Flat Shoals Rd
19836560 6222 Flat Trace
Sign – Preventaive Maintenance: 51
SeeClickFix Locations
19642701 1090-1148 Kimberly Rd SW
19642816 3729-3735 Cascade Rd SW
19642908 1091-1149 Kimberly Rd SW
19643205 3782-3790 Cascade Rd SW
19671370 5915 Bluebonnet Cir
19674000 6636 Pamplona Pl
19680994 2361 Creel Rd
19681197 6601-6627 Pamplona Pl
19681352 5235-5251 Scofield Rd
19681562 5318 Scofield Rd
SeeClickFix Locations
19681691 5464-5498 Scofield Rd
19682932 2227-2399 Shancey Ln
19691096 4685 Frederick Dr SW
19691860 200-298 Azimuth Ct
19692391 235 Armas Pl
19692608 2333 Creel Rd
19693120 650 Balerma St
19700046 2393-2397 Sheriff Rd
19700365 Dunmoreland Ter & Northfield Blvd
19701431 4725 Silverdale Rd
19701819 3205 Linden Garden Dr
19702129 4851-4943 Campbell Dr
19702601 3715 Tate Rd
19703044 3775 Benchmark Dr
19703083 3755 Benchmark Dr
19703200 3700 Morning Creek Dr
19703345 3850 Springside Ln
19717812 3729-3735 Cascade Rd SW
19719051 5870 Bluebonnet Cir
19719332 3893-3917 Cascade Rd SW
19719796 1323-1329 Reynolds Rd SW
19720640 1500 Boat Rock Rd SW
19721027 5390 Feldwood Rd
19721207 Village Loop
19721463 3840 Springside Ln
19721749 3827-3899 Clearwater Dr
19722100 3801-3849 Stacks Rd
19730550 Feldwood Rd & Morning Creek Dr
19740907 Kylemore Ln SW
19758789 Merk Rd SW
19777128 2090 Enon Pines Dr SW
19778001 4802 Ralin Ct
19801324 Camp Rd
19807764 4487-4883 Kent Rd
19808245 Sheriff Rd
19808880 4786-4798 White City Rd
19815824 6273 Selborn Dr SW
19844586 156 Selig Dr SW
19846054 1340 Loch Lomond Trl SW
19846554 4650-4698 Orkney Ln SW
19847013 4555 Orkney Ln SW
Sign – Other Sign Down/Missing: 47
SeeClickFix Locations
19642776 1090-1148 Kimberly Rd SW
19643943 5955 Bluebonnet Cir
19644527 5940 Old Bill Cook Rd
19645042 5955 Bluebonnet Cir
19680385 7055 Old National Hwy
19680568 4173 W Stubbs Rd
19680819 4173 W Stubbs Rd
19681304 710 Transit Cir
19681977 5519-5541 Scofield Rd
19682877 2375 Morris Rd
19682910 100-105 Hallie Ln
19692105 5895 Vernier Dr
19704823 3310 Merk Rd SW
19719365 Old National Hwy
19721199 2220 Jonesboro Rd
19721841 Cascade Rd SW
19728851 Utoy Springs Rd SW
19740156 5000 Erin Rd SW
19741088 Butner Rd SW & N Star Trl SW
19741214 5085 Erin Rd SW
19748367 5075 Erin Rd SW
19748553 4980 Erin Rd SW
19749079 5135 Dublin Dr SW
19776169 6155 Sable Fox Dr
19777620 2755 Flat Shoals Rd
19790950 2025-2071 Enon Rd SW
19790974 2113-2267 Enon Rd SW
19790989 2096-2280 Enon Rd SW
19790999 2468-2496 Enon Rd SW
19791020 2649-2767 Enon Rd SW
19791031 3265-3319 Enon Rd
19791055 3076-3096 Enon Rd
19791065 3512-3520 Enon Rd
19808073 4795 Kent Rd
19808415 4471-4485 Kent Rd
19818384 6375 Snowden Dr
19825543 850 Selig Dr SW
19843125 801 Great Southwest Pkwy SW
19843309 5337-5371 Bucknell Dr SW
19843321 1152-1198 Mitchell Crossing Dr SW
SeeClickFix Locations
19843573 561-599 Great Southwest Pkwy SW
19843707 470 Great Southwest Pkwy SW
19844052 2107 Shancey Ln
19844468 5560 Orly Ter
19844999 2830 Harper Valley Dr
19847186 5064-5082 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW
19847551 717-755 Selig Dr SW
UPGRADING SIGNS THROUGHOUT THE CITY
REMOVING VEGTATION
Traffic studies are conducted based on the evaluation of day-to-day traffic concerns and considering requests from the residents in the City of South Fulton. Recommendations are made for the installation of traffic control and traffic calming devices. Types of traffic studies include All-Way Stop Warrant Studies, Traffic Signal Warrant Studies, and Traffic Calming Studies. These studies follow the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) standards and Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) standards. The goal of these studies is to improve the mobility, safety, and capacity of the city’s infrastructure.
During the week of August 23, 2025, staff:
• Conducted an Intersection Control Evaluation (ICE) Analysis to evaluate the need for alternative traffic control measures at the intersection of Fulton Industrial Boulevard and Tradewater Parkway/Riverside Drive. The traffic signal was recommended for the intersection. This option is expected to mitigate existing and future delays while providing greater flexibility in signal timing to better accommodate fluctuations in traffic volumes.
• Developed conceptual plans to identify traffic calming measures that can be implemented to mitigate the speeding problem in the Stonewall Manor subdivision. Staff are in the process of scheduling a community meeting to present the traffic study findings and traffic calming measures proposed for the roadways in the subdivision.
Purpose of utility permits is to help the City of South Fulton staff track and manage construction operations more efficiently. Each utility permit contains a unique reference number, special requirements before/ during operation, procedures, and contact information in case of emergencies. All this information is essential when dealing with construction operations in our Right of Way.
Permits Locations
RWEP(25)-236 305 Patton Dr SW Atlanta, GA 30336
RWEP(25)-237 Bakers Ferry Rd
RWEP(25)-238 Along Great Southwest Pkwy SW and Cascade Rd between Villanova Dr SW and Westpark Dr SW
RWEP(25)-239 6201 Connell Rd Atlanta, GA 30349
RWEP(25)-240 5200 Phillip Lee Drive S.W. Atlanta, GA 30331
Scope of Work Status
Georgia Power needs to replace a 45ft wood pole with a 50ft wood pole and upgrade the existing equipment along Mills Pl SW to increase circuit.
This submission is for placing 4-1.5” SDR-11 conduits which will consist of 1-288 fiber, 1864 fiber, 1 -#10 trace wire and 1 spare conduit. The purpose of the UG fiber optic route is to connect GPC substations
Complete
RWEP(25)-241 1170 Carlo Woods Drive SW 30331
RWEP(25)-242 3975 Grassy Trace, Fairburn, GA 30213
RWEP(25)-243 5485 Bethlehem Rd, Fairburn, GA 30213
RWEP(25)-244 3889 Thaxton Rd
RWEP(25)-245 6571 St Mark Way
Complete
Install approximately 2366ft of 3-1.5in HDPE ducts and two 7-way micro ducts; 2310ft by directional bore and 56ft by trench. Install 448"x60"x48" telecom-handholes flush with existing grade. In Progress
Thompson Grading will need to close Connell Rd between Rockfort Dr and Ashdale Dr for utility installation.
Complete
Comcast is to new attach, bore and install a total of 47' .625 coaxial cable along 1 existing pole and in new 2" conduit, including 36' new attach, 11' bore in existing ROW, then continue construction onto private property to service 5200 Phillip Lee Dr SW In Progress
Lane closure on dead end street on Carlo Woods Drive to remove large dead tree on 07/11/2025 Hasn’t Started
Directional bore to install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull 1-24ct Greystone FOC.
Directional bore to install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull new 2-24CT Greystone fiber
Install new service pole to raise the service wire above Thaxton Rd.
Comcast is to riser excavate, bore and install 150' new 0.625" UG Coax cable to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the ROW of St Mark Way and St Agnes Way to complete a Node Split.
Complete
In Progress
Complete
RWEP(25)-246 4002 Dinmont Chase, South Fulton, GA 30349
RWEP(25)-247
Work Begins 230' NW of Camp Valley Rd along Hillside Rd. - Ref Address: 2290 Hillside Rd, Riverdale, GA 30296
RWEP(25)-248 156 Mendel Dr SE
RWEP(25)-249 150-170 Selig Drive SW
RWEP(25)-250 4192 Butternut Pl College Park, GA 30349
Trench install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull new 1-24ct Greystone fiber (36" min cover). Directional bore & install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull new 1-24ct Greystone fiber. In Progress
Georgia Power to replace one 40' wood pole with a 45' wood pole along Hillside Rd ROW to increase reliability to adjacent customers. Hasn’t Started
Extend Zayo Network to create intra connection between 2 routes. In Progress
Extend Zayo Network to create intra connection between 2 routes. In Progress
Directional bore to install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull new 1-24ct Greystone fiber. In Progress
RWEP(25)-251 288 W Stubbs Rd
RWEP(25)-252
RWEP(25)-253
Jones Rd; Between Stonewall Tell Rd and Derrick Rd SW
Comcast is to riser 25' down then excavate, bore, & install 1490' of new 24ct fiber through new 2" conduit riser 25' up and over-lash 15138' of new 24ct fiber to existing poles along W Stubbs Rd, Rindle Dr, and Butner Rd to fix fiber choke to provide service to the Twin Shoals Subdivision. Hasn’t Started
Directional bore 60' and open trench 90' of 6" MHP PLS * open trench 130' of 4" HP STIL gas main to two (2) proposed Regulator Stations to improve natural gas pressure in the area during peak hours. Install three (3) 4" Ball Valves and three (3) 6" PLS Valves.
RWEP(25)-254
RWEP(25)-255
Stonewall Tell Rd, Union Rd, & Old Fairburn Rd
4629 Cascade Rd, Atlanta, GA 30331; 340' east of New Hope Rd SW
1780 Loch Lomond Trl SW Atlanta, GA 30306
RWEP(25)-256 2153 Capella Cir SW, Atlanta, GA 30331
RWEP(25)-257 7780 Ono Road
Open trench 210' and directional bore 65' of 4" MHP PLS gas main & open trench 1212' and directional bore 988' of 4" MHP STL gas main in order to relocate existing gas mains to accommodate intersection improvements.
Dig one (1) 4' x 4' work pit to access existing 6" MHP PLS gas main and retire existing 1/2" MHP PLS gas main.
In Progress
Complete
Hasn’t Started
Open trench 7' of 1/2" MHP PLS gas service to new customer. Complete
Proposed bore pit, remove and restore 35sq ft of grass area to equal or better condition; directional bore install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull new 1-24ct Greystone fiber (48" min cover); and install new fiber pedestal.
Hasn’t Started
Pulling primary oh tap over Ono Rd. Complete
RWEP(25)-258 505 Carondelett Curve SW
RWEP(25)-259 6327 Stonelake Dr SW
RWEP(25)-260 7177 Demeter Dr, South Fulton, GA 30349
RWEP(25)-261 3775 Royal S Pkwy Atlanta Ga 30349
RWEP(25)-262 4688 Cascade Rd SW Atlanta GA 30331
Comcast is to excavate, bore, and install 132' new 0.625" ug coax cable to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the row of Carondelet cv SW to provide service to 505 Carondelet cv SW. In Progress
Comcast is to excavate, bore and install 981' new 24ct fiber to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the row of Stonelake Dr SW, Woodmill Way SW and Bluestone Dr SW to complete node split.
Hasn’t Started
Directional bore and install 2-2" HDPE conduits and pull new 1-24ct Greystone fiber. (36" minimum cover) In Progress
New Gas Service to commercial location In Progress
Open trench 6' of 1/2" PLS SVC at a minimum depth of 48" within Cascade Rd SW for a new service. Hasn’t Started
Overview: Public Works staff completed a comprehensive review of the COSF’s stormwater to evaluate infrastructure conditions, estimate maintenance needs, and support the feasibility of adopting a stormwater utility. Tasks include reviewing existing stormwater assets, assigning Structural Integrity (SI) grades, prioritize repairs, estimate costs, and project 10- and 20-year operation and maintenance (O&M) budgets.
Storm Asset Summary: The City has mapped over 19,400 storm structures and 300 miles of pipe, including catch basins, manholes, junction boxes, pipes, headwalls, and outfalls. Assets were cataloged in GIS with details on condition, material, and performance.
Condition Assessment: A uniform SI grading scale (0–100) was applied based on material, deterioration, sediment buildup, erosion, and structural damage. Grades below 60 indicate poor to critical conditions requiring scheduled maintenance.
Results:
• Pipes: 1,674 pipe segments (24.7 miles) scored below 60. Recommended actions include Jet Vac cleaning, trenchless rehabilitation, or full replacement. Estimated cost: $29.6 million.
• Total Maintenance Need: Nearly $38 million, with projected O&M budgets of $1.9M per year over 20 years or ~$3.8M per year over 10 years.
Key Recommendations:
1. Adopt a Stormwater Utility Fee – Establish a dedicated, equitable revenue stream based on impervious area, ensuring reliable funding for maintenance, compliance, and flood preparedness.
2. Revise Extent of Service (EOS) Policy – Clarify COSF’s responsibility for stormwater assets on private, commercial, or jurisdictional property to reduce liability, improve transparency, and align expectations.
The Streetlight Program was established to address the need for adequate illumination of public streets or roadways within the City of South Fulton. The goal is to aid in the safety and systematic movement of vehicular traffic within the public travel roadway. Lighting on roadways is not provided for personal security, such as lighting of yards, driveways, or private property. In-house staff assesses requests from residents, conducts field visits and works with power companies to address inquiries about new lights, repairs, and upgrades.
Last year, Mayor and Council approved a resolution adopting the Streetlight Masterplan. The masterplan provides options for street and pedestrian light poles, styles, spacing, lighting technology and control, and appropriate lighting levels for various locations such as state roads, arterials minor residential streets, major street corridors including those with existing and proposed bike lanes, controlled intersections, roundabouts, uncontrolled pedestrian crossings, transit station street areas, and parks.
Additionally, the city is looking at various alternatives to upgrade the infrastructure, including solar lights. The city has spoken with a vendor with good experience in providing high-quality solar lighting solutions. Two TSPLOST projects where the city has investigated the possibility of solar lighting are the:
The feasibility study looked at the lighting requirements; analyzed the last 10 years of local weather data to determine how much energy is needed; calculated what size and how many fixtures to install; and lastly developed a cost estimate for the project.
Based on the photometrics, the corridor would need (107) 4000K-LED 14foot-high solar fixtures, spaced 100 feet apart, with a 624-Watt battery capacity. Materials, installation, and shipping are quoted at $475,363.
Staff are working with Greystone to obtain a quote for comparison purposes. Upon receipt, staff will advise on the recommended technology.
• 1.75-mile long New Hope Road Sidewalks-Staff received a quote from Georgia Power to install (246) 101-Watt LED Post Top Fixtures. The lighting services agreements outline two payment options:
1. No pre-payment and a monthly cost of $24,998.68
2. A pre-payment of $1,300,000 with a monthly cost of $8,381.33 Recently, the solar power company has agreed to provide photometrics along with a cost estimate for comparison purposes. Upon receipt, staff will complete their analysis and advise on the best course of action.
Lastly, the department is developing a priority list to install and/or upgrade streetlights on all corridors with proposed and existing sidewalks, State routes, and intersections. All sidewalk projects will also include pedestrian lights. Upon completion, staff will meet with the power companies to draft an implementation plan that will include costs and schedules.
Requests for streetlights- new and upgrades- received to date are detailed in Exhibit A There is an ample number of streetlights proposed during the construction of our capital and TSPLOST projects. The estimated number of lights, by project id, are listed in Exhibit B.
Quote/Proposal pending
Quote/Proposal pending
Streetlights Campbellton Rd, Riverside/ Union Rd to County line
of (76) 122W LED along FIB, I20 to Camp Creek Parkway FIB, I20 to Camp Creek Parkway
T-SPLOST AND CAPITAL PROJECTS
NUMBER OF STREETLIGHTS
Solid Waste Group Purpose and Responsibilities
The City of South Fulton Solid Waste Group is responsible for managing and regulating solid waste services within the city limits. Solid Waste is supported through the Solid Waste Enterprise fund. Specific responsibilities include managing residential solid waste, residential bulk collections, commercial collections, convenience cans, education and outreach. The group also operates the Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center. This report covers the period of July 26 through August 25th .
Residential Service Requests
Waste hosted District 5 Recycling and Paper Shredding Event on August 9th
Residential service includes weekly garbage and monthly bulk collection. In August, most service request categories decreased compared to July, with the exception of bulk scheduled service requests, which showed an increase.
Requests for Service
Source: TracEz
Solid
Service Complaints
Service complaints remained elevated in July (295) and increased further in August (313). The most significant change was in Missed Curbside Garbage, which spiked from 4 in July to 205 in August. Damaged Cart requests stayed high in both months, while Missed Back Door Garbage declined sharply from 203 in July to 39 in August.
Service Complaints
Source: TracEZ
Deliveries and Maintenance
In July and August, internal staff maintained steady service levels, averaging 128 containers per month. Convenience can servicing remained on schedule, replaced carts slightly decreased, and repaired carts increased, reflecting continued support for citywide waste management. The Recycling Container Service, an internal Fire Department program, is currently active at Stations #4, #7, and #11, with plans to expand to all nine stations following the current pre-trial and education phase.
Services Performed by the Solid Waste Team
Source: Solid Waste Group
Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center
The City of South Fulton operates the Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center through a thirdparty vendor. This facility accepts Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), Construction Debris (C&D) and recycling. Data is reported through June 2025. Recycling continues to grow. The total number of carts service remains flat but the amount per weight per vehicle continues to grow.
Merk Miles Recycling & Municipal Solid Waste Activity
Source: Latham Sanitation
Events and Activities in August
Special Events
The Solid Waste Department successfully hosted the District 5 Recycling Event at the Burdette Tennis Center on August 9, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. 48 participants utilizing shredding services and 39 engaging in recycling efforts. This initiative not only provided a convenient way for the community to properly dispose of materials but also reinforced the City’s commitment to keeping our neighborhoods clean, green, and environmentally responsible.
