Carpet Shop's owners invest in Evans location
The showroom has been open since mid-November, but the grand opening is this month.
The 11,000-square-foot store almost is triple the space of their former Washington Road store in Martinez, Mr. Farr said. The added space means the store can display hundreds of flooring options from rugs to vinyl to wood and of course, carpet.
That means creating a relaxing atmosphere. The Evans showroom includes a seating area with a flat-panel television, soft music and coffee for customers.
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 09:59 PM
A small group of Columbia County officials and developers toured Tuesday a new path that's available for bikers and walkers through the woods of Grovetown near Euchee Creek.
A greenway master plan sets as a goal the construction of a trail system, connecting to Grovetown's Euchee Creek Trails and then following the Euchee Creek basin to Patriots Park. From there, the trail would extend from Bartram Trail through Riverside Park, circumnavigate the proposed Evans Town Center Park, and connect to an asphalt path on Evans to Locks Road that goes to Savannah Rapids Pavilion.
Officials say greenway trails in Grovetown off to good start
A greenway master plan sets as a goal the construction of a trail system, connecting to Grovetown's Euchee Creek Trails and then following the Euchee Creek basin to Patriots Park. From there, the trail would extend from Bartram Trail through Riverside Park, circumnavigate the proposed Evans Town Center Park, and connect to an asphalt path on Evans to Locks Road that goes to Savannah Rapids Pavilion.
Officials say greenway trails in Grovetown off to good start
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Posted 15 April 2008 - 12:48 PM
Widen Gibbs Road.....$2 million. Widen Owens Road.....$2.1 million
15 miles of dirt road paving.....$10.9 million. Blanchard Woods Park phase 2 (includes seven soccer fields, some restrooms and parking).....$6.5 million
Wildwood Park improvements.....$2 million. Evans Town Center Park.....$8 million
Savannah Rapids Pavilion renovations.....$1.5 million
Reed Creek Park phase 3 (includes an extension of the boardwalk, a bridge and outdoor classrooms).....$800,000
Bartram Trail Golf Course clubhouse.....$1.6 million. Additions to justice center.....$13.4 million. Acquisition of Water Works property.....$2.5 million. Georgia State Patrol post.....$2 million. Sheriff's office administration building and renovations.....$3.5 million. Detention center addition.....$6 million. Driver's training course.....$3.5 million. New animal control facility.....$2.3 million. Fire vehicle and equipment replacement.....$2.8 million. Economic development.....$2 million
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15 miles of dirt road paving.....$10.9 million. Blanchard Woods Park phase 2 (includes seven soccer fields, some restrooms and parking).....$6.5 million
Wildwood Park improvements.....$2 million. Evans Town Center Park.....$8 million
Savannah Rapids Pavilion renovations.....$1.5 million
Reed Creek Park phase 3 (includes an extension of the boardwalk, a bridge and outdoor classrooms).....$800,000
Bartram Trail Golf Course clubhouse.....$1.6 million. Additions to justice center.....$13.4 million. Acquisition of Water Works property.....$2.5 million. Georgia State Patrol post.....$2 million. Sheriff's office administration building and renovations.....$3.5 million. Detention center addition.....$6 million. Driver's training course.....$3.5 million. New animal control facility.....$2.3 million. Fire vehicle and equipment replacement.....$2.8 million. Economic development.....$2 million
http://chronicle.aug...et_194714.shtml
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Posted 01 June 2008 - 12:41 PM
Major growth coming to the city of Grovetown
Retail project's plan includes hotels
The Gateway is a stretch of property bordering Interstate 20 at the Lewiston Road exit near Grovetown. The consulting firm of Jordan, Jones and Goulding recently completed a master plan for the 2,500-acre Gateway Town Center concept.
THE PLAN
The master plan includes two "big-box" retail stores, four smaller retail spaces, three mixed-use buildings, two hotels, a town square, a theater complex, a museum, a multipurpose building and an arena surrounding two small lakes.
Consultants envisioned the Gateway Town Center as a pedestrian-friendly center with a design concept called "new urbanism," which refers to multifunctional developments supporting residences, businesses and recreation.
Work continues on the interchange of Lewiston Road and Interstate 20. Columbia County has approved a master plan for the Gateway project, a mixed-use project at the I-20 exit.
Retail project's plan includes hotels
The Gateway is a stretch of property bordering Interstate 20 at the Lewiston Road exit near Grovetown. The consulting firm of Jordan, Jones and Goulding recently completed a master plan for the 2,500-acre Gateway Town Center concept.
THE PLAN
The master plan includes two "big-box" retail stores, four smaller retail spaces, three mixed-use buildings, two hotels, a town square, a theater complex, a museum, a multipurpose building and an arena surrounding two small lakes.
Consultants envisioned the Gateway Town Center as a pedestrian-friendly center with a design concept called "new urbanism," which refers to multifunctional developments supporting residences, businesses and recreation.
Work continues on the interchange of Lewiston Road and Interstate 20. Columbia County has approved a master plan for the Gateway project, a mixed-use project at the I-20 exit.
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Posted 13 June 2008 - 08:42 PM
Construction in cities of evans, grovetown and martinez
Ronald Reagan Drive in Evans will extend this summer into a proposed multi-use development, but it won't immediately serve as a connector between two busy roads. storyPhotos();
The developers of Marshall Square, a 52-acre planned-unit development between Evans Town Center Boulevard and Industrial Park Drive, intend to build a road bisecting the development. The new road, placed directly across Ronald Reagan Drive where it intersects Evans Town Center Boulevard, will eventually bear Mr. Reagan's name when it meets Industrial Park Drive on the opposite side of Marshall Square, according to county officials.
Columbia County also has plans to expand River Watch and William Few parkways.
The state Transportation Department is buying rights of way to extend River Watch Parkway down Petersburg Road and then to Washington Road across from the intersection at Town Center Boulevard. DOT officials estimate the project will cost about $65 million. The extension will provide an alternative to Washington Road for drivers traveling between Evans and downtown Augusta.
The DOT also plans to extend William Few Parkway to Hardy McManus Road as part of a $23.7 million project.
On the other end of the parkway, where it meets Columbia Road, county officials want to extend it to Chamblin Road near the new Grovetown High School. Officials hope this extension will ease traffic on Chamblin Road once the high school opens
Ronald Reagan Drive in Evans will extend this summer into a proposed multi-use development, but it won't immediately serve as a connector between two busy roads. storyPhotos();
The developers of Marshall Square, a 52-acre planned-unit development between Evans Town Center Boulevard and Industrial Park Drive, intend to build a road bisecting the development. The new road, placed directly across Ronald Reagan Drive where it intersects Evans Town Center Boulevard, will eventually bear Mr. Reagan's name when it meets Industrial Park Drive on the opposite side of Marshall Square, according to county officials.
Columbia County also has plans to expand River Watch and William Few parkways.
The state Transportation Department is buying rights of way to extend River Watch Parkway down Petersburg Road and then to Washington Road across from the intersection at Town Center Boulevard. DOT officials estimate the project will cost about $65 million. The extension will provide an alternative to Washington Road for drivers traveling between Evans and downtown Augusta.
The DOT also plans to extend William Few Parkway to Hardy McManus Road as part of a $23.7 million project.
On the other end of the parkway, where it meets Columbia Road, county officials want to extend it to Chamblin Road near the new Grovetown High School. Officials hope this extension will ease traffic on Chamblin Road once the high school opens
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augga706, on Jun 13 2008, 10:42 PM, said:
Construction in cities of evans, grovetown and martinez
Ronald Reagan Drive in Evans will extend this summer into a proposed multi-use development, but it won't immediately serve as a connector between two busy roads. storyPhotos();
The developers of Marshall Square, a 52-acre planned-unit development between Evans Town Center Boulevard and Industrial Park Drive, intend to build a road bisecting the development. The new road, placed directly across Ronald Reagan Drive where it intersects Evans Town Center Boulevard, will eventually bear Mr. Reagan's name when it meets Industrial Park Drive on the opposite side of Marshall Square, according to county officials.
Columbia County also has plans to expand River Watch and William Few parkways.
The state Transportation Department is buying rights of way to extend River Watch Parkway down Petersburg Road and then to Washington Road across from the intersection at Town Center Boulevard. DOT officials estimate the project will cost about $65 million. The extension will provide an alternative to Washington Road for drivers traveling between Evans and downtown Augusta.
The DOT also plans to extend William Few Parkway to Hardy McManus Road as part of a $23.7 million project.
On the other end of the parkway, where it meets Columbia Road, county officials want to extend it to Chamblin Road near the new Grovetown High School. Officials hope this extension will ease traffic on Chamblin Road once the high school opens
Ronald Reagan Drive in Evans will extend this summer into a proposed multi-use development, but it won't immediately serve as a connector between two busy roads. storyPhotos();
The developers of Marshall Square, a 52-acre planned-unit development between Evans Town Center Boulevard and Industrial Park Drive, intend to build a road bisecting the development. The new road, placed directly across Ronald Reagan Drive where it intersects Evans Town Center Boulevard, will eventually bear Mr. Reagan's name when it meets Industrial Park Drive on the opposite side of Marshall Square, according to county officials.
Columbia County also has plans to expand River Watch and William Few parkways.
The state Transportation Department is buying rights of way to extend River Watch Parkway down Petersburg Road and then to Washington Road across from the intersection at Town Center Boulevard. DOT officials estimate the project will cost about $65 million. The extension will provide an alternative to Washington Road for drivers traveling between Evans and downtown Augusta.
The DOT also plans to extend William Few Parkway to Hardy McManus Road as part of a $23.7 million project.
On the other end of the parkway, where it meets Columbia Road, county officials want to extend it to Chamblin Road near the new Grovetown High School. Officials hope this extension will ease traffic on Chamblin Road once the high school opens
It looks like they have started doing the site work for the first occupant at Marshal Square: Chili's restaurant.
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