Upgrades at Lackey Dam in Milton’s Lakhapani Preserve have been rescheduled consequently of Tropical Storm Helene’s impacts to the metro Atlanta space.
According to the City of Milton, the realm in the reserve across the dam to repair points with its two-acre pond would have had a portion of the greenspace’s loop path closed for walkers whereas development was underway.
JOC Construction was permitted to take away timber and stabilize the downstream slope whereas making ready the LAckey Dam’s major outfall, however Helene’s path by means of the metro space put that plan on pause.
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Instead of the work occurring over the weekend, it’s been pushed again to Oct. 5 and Oct. 6, doubtlessly with different days to comply with.
As deliberate, City of Milton officers stated the western portion of the lake can be closed off, together with the entry highway close to the trailhead, because the work was underway.
Milton officers stated the overwhelming majority of the path can nonetheless be walked, however these having fun with the protect would “just have to veer left at the trailhead and, once they reach the closed portion, turn around to return from the direction they came.”
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