This was the first signalized intersection improvement project designed, procured, and completed by the City of Dunwoody. Lowe staff serving on-site with the City managed all phases of plan development and procurement, as well as construction management and inspection. This project improved pedestrian safety and bike access and created a more efficient flow of traffic. Throughout construction, the roadway was open to traffic. Before this project, stormwater runoff primarily drained into and via an open channel along the roadway shoulders. Improvements included adding catch basins, drop inlets, hood and grate, junction boxes, and two new stormwater detention ponds. This further involved installing 3,140 linear feet of new storm pipe and the replacement of 2,850 linear feet of aging 6-inch concrete pipe with a new 8-inch ductile iron water main.