
Transportation Studies
Dougherty County Greenway and Recreational Trails Master Plan 2016
Project Purpose: This Master Plan, when completed, will provide a comprehensive, unified strategy to increase use of existing and planned recreational facilities by proposing transportation linkages between trails, facilities and additional amenities. About 1,560 acres of publicly-owned property along both banks of the Flint River provide opportunities for different types of facilities to serve many citizen interests. Multi-use paths, public gardens, open passive parks, water trails, wildlife and river observation, mountain bike and water trails and other uses all have a place in this greenbelt, brought into public ownership during the past 20 years.
Links to related planning documents:
1996 Albany Downtown Riverfront Master Plan
1997 Albany Downtown Riverfront Master Plan – Radium Springs Extension
1997 Albany Downtown Riverfront Master Plan Supplemental Text Vol. I
2005 Albany Downtown Riverfront Master Plan Draft Implementation Plan
2005-2025 Albany-Dougherty Comprehensive Plan and STWP
2007 Albany Recreation and Parks Master Plan
2011 DARTS Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
Flint Basin’s Changing Faces (1mb)
Historic Dixie Highway Corridor Management Plan (9mb)
Tift Park National Register Summary (1mb)
East Doublegate Drive and Weymouth Drive Traffic Study
Environmental Assessment
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Appendix E
Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)
- Leesburg Traffic Study
- Albany/Dougherty Freight Profile
- Southwest Georgia Interstate Study
- Transit Studies
- Albany Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Report
Albany Bike-Ped Study Appendix - Albany Transit Operations Study
- Final Report and Recommendations
- Operational Assessment of Fixed-Route Service
- Operational Assessment of Paratransit Service