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Брукхейвен — город в округе ДеКалб, штат Джорджия.
the city in DeKalb County, Georgia
Брукхейвен — город в северо-восточных пригородах Атланты, расположенный в западной части округа ДеКалб, штат Джорджия, США, непосредственно к северо-востоку от Атланты. 31 июля 2012 года на референдуме было одобрено создание Брукхейвена как 11-го города округа ДеКалб. Официальное включение в состав округа произошло 17 декабря 2012 года, с этой даты начались муниципальные операции. По данным на 2021 год, население города составляет около 55 366 человек, что делает его самым крупным городом в округе ДеКалб. Площадь нового города составляет .
Brookhaven is a city in the northeastern suburbs of Atlanta that is located in western DeKalb County, Georgia, United States, directly northeast of Atlanta. On July 31, 2012, Brookhaven was approved in a referendum to become DeKalb County's 11th city. Incorporation officially took place on December 17, 2012, on which date municipal operations commenced. With a population of around 55,366 as of 2021, it is the largest city in DeKalb County. The new city stretches over .
Районы и районы
Исторический Брукхейвен: Исторический Брукхейвен – исторический жилой район, от которого область получила своё название. Здесь расположены дома, многие из которых спроектированы известными атлантскими архитекторами довоенного периода, вокруг Кантри-клуба Capital City. Границы района чётко определены: он простирается от Peachtree Dunwoody Road на западе, Windsor Parkway на севере, Mabry Drive на востоке и Peachtree Road на юге. Большая часть района технически находится в крайней северо-восточной части города Атланты.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village – название городского центра, который сформировался на Dresden Drive, к востоку от станции Brookhaven MARTA, с Village Place и Village Park Place в качестве ключевых объектов, задуманных и реализованных Dan Woodley. Деревня граничит с жилыми районами Ashford Park на севере, Brookhaven Fields и Drew Valley на юге, предлагающими односемейные дома в пешей доступности от центра. В деревне расположены коммерческие предприятия, жилые дома и офисы.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park исторически был афроамериканским районом с домами из дерева и шлакоблоков, расположенным к северу от Windsor Parkway и к востоку от Sandy Springs. За последнее десятилетие жители, ищущие новый дом в удобном месте, построили дома в стиле craftsman, что способствовало общему улучшению инфраструктуры района. В районе расположен большой парк Lynwood Park с баскетбольными и теннисными кортами, бассейном, рекреационным центром, игровой площадкой и зоной для пикника.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road соединяет Брукхейвен с Buckhead и Chamblee. Вдоль Peachtree расположено множество коммерческих объектов Брукхейвена, включая Town Brookhaven – район смешанного использования, расположенный на пересечении Peachtree Road и Town Boulevard, рядом с университетом Oglethorpe. Помимо крупных коммерческих арендаторов, в Town Brookhaven более 1500 жилых единиц и офисных помещений.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven – это район, ограниченный I-285 на севере, границей округа Fulton на западе, Chamblee на востоке и Windsor Parkway на юге. В частности, этот термин описывает территорию, составляющую большую часть округа 1 города Брукхейвен. С 1924 по 1965 год этот район был включен в состав города North Atlanta, который включал весь North Brookhaven, а также территории к югу от Peachtree Road. В основном пригородный район, здесь расположены различные жилые комплексы, два больших парка – Blackburn Park и Murphey Candler Park, пешеходная тропа Nancy Creek PATH, исторический гольф-клуб Peachtree, основанный Bobby Jones и спроектированный Robert Trent Jones, а также престижные государственные и частные школы, включая Marist School, Catholic School of the Assumption, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School и Kittredge Magnet School. В этом районе также находятся два крупных озера: частное Silver Lake (окружено районами Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall и Oglethorpe Estates) и озеро Murphey Candler, принадлежащее округу. Ресторанный и торговый район на пересечении Ashford Dunwoody и Johnson Ferry Roads является коммерческим центром North Brookhaven, расположенный на территории, ранее известной как Old Cross Keys – одно из старейших поселений времён Гражданской войны в округе DeKalb. Также в North Brookhaven находится Perimeter Summit – коммерческая зона, составляющая треть Perimeter Center. North Brookhaven, из-за близости к Perimeter Center, часто подвергается давлению, что привело к сносу жилого комплекса Lake Hearn в 1989 году, предложению о расширении Glenridge Connector в 1999 году и строительству электростанции в 2007 году.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
Buford Highway: Коридор Buford Highway образует южную часть Брукхейвена. Он характеризуется высокой плотностью населения и значительным международным населением, состоящим в основном из латиноамериканских иммигрантов. Благодаря своему международному характеру и этническим ресторанам и предприятиям, обслуживающим различные группы, включая латиноамериканцев, китайцев, вьетнамцев и корейцев, Buford Highway является отражением растущего многонационального состава региона Атланты.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
Lenox Park: Lenox Park – это район, состоящий из жилых домов и офисных зданий, расположенный к востоку от северной границы города Атланты.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
LaVista Park: Район LaVista Park был присоединен к городу Брукхейвен в 2019 году единогласным решением городского совета Брукхейвена. Совет одобрил перепланировку и присоединение 676 участков (приблизительно 2000 жителей) к городу Брукхейвен, что считается крупнейшим присоединением, использующим метод 60%, в истории штата.
Historic Brookhaven: Historic Brookhaven is the historic residential neighborhood from which the area derives its name. It has homes surrounding the Capital City Country Club, many designed by a number of well known Atlanta architects of the pre war period. The neighborhood boundaries are well defined, and it stretches from Peachtree Dunwoody Road on the west, Windsor Parkway to the north, Mabry Drive to the east, and Peachtree Road to the south. A majority of the neighborhood technically lies within the extreme northeastern section of the city of Atlanta. Brookhaven Village: Brookhaven Village is the name given to the urban town center that has emerged on Dresden Drive, just east of the Brookhaven MARTA station, anchored by the Village Place and Village Park Place mixed use developments, envisioned and developed by Dan Woodley. The village is bordered by the residential neighborhoods of Ashford Park to the north and with Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley to the south, both offering single family homes within walking distance of the village. The village is home to commercial establishments, residences, and offices. Lynwood Park: Lynwood Park was historically an African American neighborhood of wood and cinderblock homes in the small area north of Windsor Parkway and east of Sandy Springs. In the last decade, residents seeking a new home in a close in location have built craftsman style homes, contributing to the overall improvement of the area's infrastructure. The community is home to a large park, Lynwood Park, which features basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recreation center, a playground and picnic area. Peachtree Road: Peachtree Road connects Brookhaven to Buckhead and Chamblee. Much of Brookhaven's commercial developments are situated along Peachtree, including Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district located at Peachtree Road and Town Boulevard, adjacent to Oglethorpe University. In addition to major commercial tenants, there are more than 1500 residential units and of office space in Town Brookhaven. North Brookhaven: North Brookhaven refers to the area that is bounded by I 285 to the north, the Fulton County line to the west, Chamblee to the east, and Windsor Parkway to the south. More specifically, the term describes the area that makes up the majority of District 1 of the city of Brookhaven. From 1924 to 1965, the area was incorporated as the city of North Atlanta, which included all of North Brookhaven as well as areas south to Peachtree Road. Largely suburban in character, the area is home to various residential subdivisions; two large parks, Blackburn Park and Murphey Candler Park, and the Nancy Creek PATH trail; the historic Peachtree Golf Club, which was founded by Bobby Jones and designed by Robert Trent Jones; and top rated public and private schools, including Marist School, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin's Episcopal School, Montgomery Elementary School, and the Kittredge Magnet School. The area also boasts two major lakes: the privately owned Silver Lake (surrounded by the Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, and Oglethorpe Estates neighborhoods) and the county owned Murphey Candler Lake. A restaurant and retail district, located at the intersection of Ashford Dunwoody and Johnson Ferry Roads, forms the commercial heart of North Brookhaven, occupying an area that was once known as Old Cross Keys, one of the earliest antebellum settlements in DeKalb County. Also located in North Brookhaven is Perimeter Summit, a commercial area that represents one third of Perimter Center. North Brookhaven, due to its proximity to Perimeter Center, has often been subjected to encroachment, resulting in the razing of Lake Hearn subdivision in 1989, a proposed extension of the Glenridge Connector in 1999, and the construction of a power station in 2007. Buford Highway: The Buford Highway corridor forms the southern portion of Brookhaven. The corridor is characterized by high density housing with a large international population, mostly comprising Hispanic immigrants. Due to its international character and ethnic restaurants and businesses catering to a variety of groups, including Hispanic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean, Buford Highway has become a testament to the Atlanta region's growing multiethnic makeup. Lenox Park: Lenox Park is a neighborhood of homes and office buildings located just east of the northern border of the city of Atlanta. LaVista Park: The LaVista Park neighborhood was annexed into the City of Brookhaven in 2019 in a unanimous decision by the Brookhaven City Council. The Council approved a rezoning and annexation of 676 parcels (approximately 2,000 residents) into the City of Brookhaven in what is believed to be the largest annexation using the 60% method in state history.
Экономика
Крупными торговыми центрами в Брукхейвене являются Town Brookhaven – район смешанного использования, расположенный на территории, открытой в 2010 году, и Northeast Plaza – торговый центр в стиле стрип-молла конца 1950-х годов на шоссе Buford Highway, ориентированный на магазины с низкими ценами и товары для испаноязычного населения. 14 марта 2017 года компания Weather Company, владеющая телеканалом Weather Channel, сообщила членам Торговой палаты Брукхейвена о необходимости в дополнительных офисных помещениях и о том, что они выберут местоположение в Брукхейвене. С тех пор они переехали в Брукхейвен. В Брукхейвене продолжается активное развитие. В марте 2019 года городской совет Брукхейвена одобрил запрос CHOA о перезонировании четырех акров земли для строительства 8-этажного отеля для временного проживания (Дом Рональда Макдональда). Этот комплекс позволит семьям временно проживать в этом районе, пока их дети проходят лечение в CHOA. Кроме того, в мае 2019 года Университет Эмори объявил о планах строительства медицинского комплекса стоимостью один миллиард долларов, включающего отель, больницу и апартаменты в Брукхейвене. Среди других проектов в Брукхейвене – запланированные улучшения в парке Lynwood Park благодаря партнерству с баскетбольной командой Atlanta Hawks. Фонд Atlanta Hawks Foundation сделал пожертвование, единогласно одобренное городским советом, на модернизацию оборудования и благоустройство существующей баскетбольной площадки в парке Lynwood Park. С 2017 года новый тренировочный центр Atlanta Hawks стоимостью 50 миллионов долларов находится в Брукхейвене.
Large retail centers in Brookhaven include the Town Brookhaven, a mixed use district on a site opened in 2010, and Northeast Plaza, a , late 1950s strip mall style shopping center on Buford Highway focused on discount and Hispanic oriented stores. On March 14, 2017, the Weather Company, owners of the Weather Channel, announced to a group of Brookhaven Chamber members that they were in need of more office space and would be selecting a location in Brookhaven. They have since moved to Brookhaven. Brookhaven continues to see major developments in its area. In March 2019, the Brookhaven City Council approved a request from CHOA to rezone four acres in order to build an 8 story short term residential hotel (a Ronald McDonald House). The facility will allow families to temporary stay in the area while their children are being treated at CHOA. Furthermore, Emory University announced in May 2019 that it plans to build a billion dollar medical complex including a hotel, hospital, and apartments in Brookhaven. Other developments in Brookhaven include planned improvements to its Lynwood Park facility thanks to its partnership with the Atlanta Hawks. The Atlanta Hawks Foundation made a donation, approved unanimously by the city council, for upgraded furnishing and site improvements to the existing basketball court at Lynwood Park. As of 2017, the Hawks new $50 million training facility is located in Brookhaven.
Образование
В Брукхейвене расположены колледжи и университеты, включая Университет Оглторп и кампус при Джорджийском государственном университете, предназначенный для программы MBA колледжа бизнеса имени Робинсона. Оба учебных заведения находятся на Пичтри Роуд.
Colleges and universities in Brookhaven include Oglethorpe University as well Georgia State University's Brookhaven satellite campus for the Robinson College of Business MBA program. Both are located on Peachtree Road.
Начальные и средние школы
Школьная система округа ДеКалб управляет государственными школами, обслуживающими Брукхейвен. Общественные начальные школы, расположенные в пределах городских границ и обслуживающие город, включают Ashford Park Elementary, Montclair Elementary, Montgomery Elementary и Woodward Elementary. Кроме того, начальные школы Fernbank и John Lewis, находящиеся за пределами городских границ Брукхейвена, обслуживают отдельные районы города. Montgomery Elementary – одна из пяти государственных школ во всем округе ДеКалб, демонстрирующая результаты выше 90% по всем категориям CRCT. Kittredge Magnet School воспитывает и поддерживает талантливых учеников 4-6 классов, используя строгие и инновационные методы обучения. Посещение школы возможно по заявлению или через систему лотереи. Общественные средние школы, обслуживающие город, – это Chamblee Middle School в Чамбли и Sequoyah Middle School в Доравилле. Общественные старшие школы, обслуживающие город, – это Cross Keys High School в Брукхейвене и Chamblee Charter High School. Среди частных школ – католическая школа Our Lady of the Assumption, епископская школа St. Martin in the Fields и школа Marist School. С момента открытия в 1990 году и до 2003 года Seigakuin Atlanta International School располагалась на территории Университета Оглеторпа. В настоящее время это здание занимает PATH Academy.
DeKalb County School System operates the public schools serving Brookhaven. The zoned public elementary schools within the city limits and serving the city are Ashford Park Elementary, Montclair Elementary, Montgomery Elementary, and Woodward Elementary. Additionally Fernbank and John Lewis elementaries, outside of the Brookhaven city limits, serve portions of the city. Montgomery Elementary is one of five residential public schools in all of Dekalb County to exceed 90% in every CRCT category. Kittredge Magnet School nurtures and empowers a diverse student body of high achievers in grades 4 through 6 through rigorous and innovative instructional approaches. Students can submit an application or be selected through a lottery system in order to attend. The public middle schools serving the city are Chamblee Middle School in Chamblee and Sequoyah Middle School in Doraville. The public high schools serving the city are Cross Keys High School in Brookhaven, and Chamblee Charter High School. Private schools include Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School, St. Martin in the Fields Episcopal School, and Marist School. From its opening in 1990 until 2003, the Seigakuin Atlanta International School was located on the property of Oglethorpe University. This facility is now occupied by PATH Academy.
Общественные библиотеки
Общественная библиотека округа ДеКалб управляет библиотекой в Брукхейвене.
DeKalb County Public Library operates the Brookhaven Library.
Дороги
Ашфорд Данвуди Роуд. Доступ с севера на юг от межштатной автомагистрали 285. Пичтри Роуд. Главная дорога, идущая с севера на юг и являющаяся частью трассы 141 штата Джорджия, обеспечивающая доступ из Атланты и Чэмбли. Северная Друид-Хиллз Роуд. Доступ с севера на юг от автомагистрали 85. Буфордское шоссе. Доступ с севера на юг от Брукхейвена до Буфорда, штат Джорджия. Шоссе известно своими многонациональными магазинами и ресторанами.
Ashford Dunwoody Road. North south access from Interstate 285. Peachtree Road. The main north–south road which is part of Georgia State Route 141 providing access from Atlanta and Chamblee. North Druid Hills Road. North south access from Interstate 85. Buford Highway. North South access from Brookhaven to Buford, Ga. It is known for its multicultural shops and restaurants.
Межгосударственные дороги
I 285 – главная межштатная автомагистраль, которая огибает район Большой Атланты и обеспечивает удобный доступ к северной границе Брукхейвена. I 85 – главная межштатная автомагистраль, проходящая через юго-восточную границу Брукхейвена.
I 285 is a major interstate that circles the Metro Atlanta area and provides easy access the north border of Brookhaven. I 85 is a major interstate that passes through the south east border of Brookhaven.
Массовый транспорт
Управление скоростного транспорта Метрополитен Атланты (MARTA) обеспечивает работу линий метро и автобусного сообщения в Брукхейвене и близлежащих районах.
The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority(MARTA) provides heavy rail and bus service for Brookhaven, as well as the surrounding areas.
Тяжелая железная дорога
Станция МАРТА «Брукхейвен/Оглеторп» расположена в центре Брукхейвена и обслуживается линией Gold. Северная часть границ города находится в пешей доступности от Медицинского центра и станции Данвуди, обе из которых обслуживаются линией Red.
The Brookhaven/Oglethorpe MARTA is located in the heart of Brookhaven, serviced by the Gold Line. The northern part of the city limits are within walking distance of the Medical Center and Dunwoody Station, both of which are serviced by the Red Line.
Пешеходы и велосипедисты
В 2016 году город принял План развития велосипедного, пешеходного и трейлового движения, в котором перечислены реализуемые меры и транспортные проекты, направленные на обеспечение потребностей всех участников активного транспорта. 25 июля 2017 года Городской совет утвердил новый регламент о тротуарах и велосипедных дорожках. Регламент обязывает обустраивать тротуары на всех новых и реконструированных местных жилых улицах в Брукхейвене. Велосипедные дорожки также будут обязательны в соответствии с рекомендациями, содержащимися в Плане развития велосипедного, пешеходного и трейлового движения Брукхейвена и других градостроительных документах. Кроме того, во вторник, 13 октября 2020 года, Городской совет Брукхейвена единогласно одобрил Постановление о защите уязвимых участников дорожного движения, которое обеспечивает усиленную защиту лиц, не управляющих транспортными средствами, в случае получения травм. Уязвимые участники дорожного движения, согласно Постановлению, включают пешеходов, велосипедистов, людей с детскими колясками и пользователей самокатов, а также других участников дорожного движения, не управляющих моторизованным транспортом. Постановление устанавливает отдельную ответственность за управление транспортным средством способом, повлекшим за собой травму уязвимого участника дорожного движения. В соответствии с Постановлением, водители обязаны соблюдать безопасную дистанцию не менее трех футов (примерно 90 см) от уязвимых участников дорожного движения, чтобы избежать столкновения. Постановление также предусматривает обязанность водителей уступать дорогу уязвимым участникам дорожного движения при повороте на перекрестке и определяет безопасные способы обгона уязвимых участников дорожного движения на дороге. В свою очередь, уязвимые участники дорожного движения должны придерживаться правой стороны проезжей части, за исключением случаев, когда это необходимо для избежания опасных ситуаций. Велосипедисты обязаны использовать белый передний фонарь в темное время суток и уступать дорогу пешеходам. Данное Постановление является частью стремления Брукхейвена обеспечить безопасный и удобный доступ для пешеходов и пользователей альтернативных видов транспорта. Любое нарушение данного Постановления может повлечь за собой штраф до 500 долларов за первое нарушение и до 1000 долларов, лишение водительских прав и/или лишение свободы сроком до шести месяцев за повторные нарушения.
In 2016 the City adopted the Bicycle, Pedestrian and Trail Plan that lists implementable policies and transportation projects aimed at accommodating all active transportation users. On July 25, 2017, the City Council approved a new sidewalk and bike ordinance. The ordinance mandates for sidewalks on all new and improved local residential streets in Brookhaven. Bike lanes will also be required per the recommendations in Brookhaven's Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Trail Plan and other planning documents. Additionally, on Tuesday, Oct.13, 2020 the Brookhaven City Council unanimously approved the Brookhaven Vulnerable Road User Ordinance that provides enhanced protections to non vehicular users in the event of injury. Vulnerable road users are outlined in the ordinance as walkers, bike riders, strollers, and scooter riders, among others on the road not operating a motor vehicle. The ordinance makes a separate offense of driving a motor vehicle in such a way an injury is caused to a vulnerable road user. Under the ordinance, drivers must maintain a safe distance of at least three feet from vulnerable road users to avoid a collision. The ordinance also states that a driver should yield the right of way to vulnerable road users when making a turn at an intersection and outlines safe ways of passing a vulnerable road user on the road. For their part, vulnerable road users should keep to the right of the lane except for when to avoid unsafe conditions. Cyclists must use a white light at the front of the bicycle during nighttime and should yield the right of way to pedestrians. This ordinance is part of Brookhaven's commitment to providing safe and appropriate access to pedestrians and users of alternative modes of transportation. Anyone in violation of this ordinance could receive up to a $500 fine for the first offense and up to a $1,000 fine, suspension of driving privileges and/or six months of incarceration for consecutive offenses.
Пичтри Крик Гринвей
29 июня 2017 года мэр Брукхейвена Джон Эрнст назначил членов Руководящего комитета Пичтри-Крик. Комитет будет осуществлять важный контроль и оказывать консультативную поддержку Фонду PATH при завершении инженерных изысканий и подготовке к окончательному строительству Пичтри-Крик Гринвей. Строительство первого этапа Пичтри-Крик Гринвей было завершено в конце 2019 года, а торжественное открытие состоялось 12 декабря 2019 года. Первый этап многофункциональной тропы обеспечивает жителям доступ к велосипедным и пешеходным маршрутам, его протяженность составляет 1,25 мили от Норт-Друид-Хиллс до Биарвуд-Роуд. Участок Пичтри-Крик Гринвей, расположенный в Брукхейвене, разделен на три этапа. После завершения строительства всех трех этапов он соединит Брукхейвен с неинкорпорированным округом Декальб и Атлантой. Концепция Пичтри-Крик Гринвей заключается в создании транспортного и рекреационного пути, который станет связующим звеном между Атланта Белтлайн и Доравиллом. Цель Гринвей – предоставить жителям удобный доступ к велосипедным и пешеходным тропам, удовлетворить транспортные и рекреационные потребности, а также способствовать повышению качества жизни и устойчивому экономическому росту. После завершения строительства всей Пичтри-Крик Гринвей ее общая протяженность составит 12,3 мили.
On June 29, 2017, Brookhaven Mayor John Ernst appointed members to the Peachtree Creek Steering Committee. The committee will provide critical oversight and guidance to the PATH Foundation as it completes engineering studies and prepares final construction of the Peachtree Creek Greenway. Construction for Phase 1 of the Peachtree Creek Greenway was completed in late 2019 and celebrated its grand opening on Dec. 12, 2019. The Phase 1 of the multi use trail provides resident access to bicycles and pedestrian trails and is 1.25 miles long stretching from North Druid Hills to Biarwood Road. Brookhaven's section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway is divided into three phases. When the construction for all three are completed, it will connect Brookhaven to unincorporated Dekalb and Atlanta. The vision of the Peachtree Creek Greenway is to provide a transportation and recreational path that serves as a point of connectivity from the Atlanta Beltline to Doraville. The goal of the Greenway is to provide residents with easy access to bicycle and pedestrian trails, serve transportation and recreational needs, and help encourage quality of life and sustainable economic growth. When the entirety of the Peachtree Creek Greenway is completed it will be 12.3 miles long.