Atlanta BeltLine

E13858

The Atlanta BeltLine is a major urban redevelopment project transforming a former railway corridor into a network of multi-use trails, parks, and transit encircling Atlanta’s core neighborhoods.


Statements (91)
Predicate Object
instanceOf greenway
multi-use trail network
transportation corridor
urban redevelopment project
connectsTo Atlanta Streetcar (planned extensions)
MARTA rail system
PATH Foundation trails
Silver Comet Trail via connecting routes
country United States
developer Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.
eastsideTrailStatus substantially complete and open
environmentalGoal brownfield remediation
stormwater management improvements
urban tree canopy expansion
feature access points and ramps
connections to MARTA stations
lighting and security infrastructure
multi-use paved trails
parks and green spaces
public art installations
wayfinding signage
follows former railroad corridor
fundingMechanism Tax Allocation District (TAD)
fundingSource City of Atlanta bonds
federal transportation grants
philanthropic contributions
hasPart Adair Park connections
Arthur Langford Jr. Park connections
Bankhead / Grove Park connections
Downtown connections
Eastside Trail
Edgewood connections
Grant Park connections
Historic Fourth Ward Park
Inman Park connections
Krog Street Market vicinity
Lee + White redevelopment area
Midtown connections
Murphy Crossing redevelopment site
Northeast Trail
Northside Trail
Old Fourth Ward connections
Piedmont Park connections
Ponce City Market vicinity
Reynoldstown connections
Southside Trail
Virginia-Highland connections
West End connections
Westside BeltLine Connector
Westside Park connections
Westside Trail
hasProgram Art on the Atlanta BeltLine
Atlanta BeltLine Affordable Housing Trust Fund
Atlanta BeltLine Partnership
fitness and health programs
small business support initiatives
impact concerns about displacement and gentrification
creation of new public gathering spaces
growth in cycling and walking in Atlanta
increased property values along corridor
significant adjacent real estate development
length approximately 22 miles of corridor
locatedIn DeKalb County, Georgia
Fulton County, Georgia
location Atlanta, Georgia
majorPublicLaunchYear 2005
northeastTrailStatus under phased construction and design
overseenBy City of Atlanta
planningConceptOriginator Georgia Tech graduate thesis
Ryan Gravel
planningHorizon multi-decade project
proposalYear 1999
purpose add new transit options
connect intown neighborhoods
create multi-use trails
create new parks and green space
encourage transit-oriented development
promote walkability and cycling
reuse former rail corridors for public benefit
support economic development
railTransitLengthPlanned approximately 22 miles of light rail or streetcar transit
recognizedAs model for rail-trail and transit-oriented redevelopment projects
one of the largest urban redevelopment programs in the United States
shape loop around central Atlanta
socialGoal affordable housing creation
community connectivity
public art expansion
southsideTrailStatus under phased construction and open segments
status partially complete
trailLength approximately 33 miles of multi-use trails planned
westsideTrailStatus substantially complete and open

Referenced by (36)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Eastside Trail
Eastside Trail ("Atlanta greenway network")
Grant Park connections
Grant Park connections ("Atlanta greenway network")
Historic Fourth Ward Park ("Atlanta BeltLine parks system")
Inman Park connections
Northeast Trail
Northeast Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine trail network")
Northside Trail
Southside Trail
Westside Trail
Westside Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine trail network")
partOf
Grant Park connections ("Atlanta BeltLine trail network")
Inman Park connections ("Atlanta BeltLine multi-use trail network")
connects
Eastside Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
Grant Park connections ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
developedBy
Atlanta BeltLine ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
Historic Fourth Ward Park ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
developer
Atlanta BeltLine ("Atlanta BeltLine Affordable Housing Trust Fund")
Atlanta BeltLine ("Art on the Atlanta BeltLine")
hasProgram
Northeast Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine Northeast Corridor")
Southside Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine loop")
isComponentOf
Ryan Gravel ("Atlanta BeltLine project")
advisorTo
Edgewood Connections ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
associatedWith
Atlanta BeltLine Partnership ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
collaboratesWith
Northeast Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
hasManagingOrganization
Atlanta BeltLine ("Westside BeltLine Connector")
hasPart
Atlanta Streetcar (planned extensions) ("Atlanta BeltLine Inc.")
hasStakeholder
Atlanta
isHomeTo
Southside Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
isManagedBy
Northside Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine trail network")
isPartOfNetwork
Inman Park connections ("Atlanta BeltLine trail and transit system")
isPartOfPlan
Historic Fourth Ward Park ("Eastside Trail of the Atlanta BeltLine")
locatedNear
Westside Trail ("Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.")
operator
Atlanta BeltLine Partnership ("Atlanta BeltLine trail network")
supports
Atlanta BeltLine Partnership
supportsProject

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