TRUST IN TRANSIT

Perimeter Community Improvement District president and CEO Yvonne Williams says transit is to be part of Central Perimeter's future evolution. With three MARTA stations within the CP district, Yvonne says the CID is now underway with designing a shuttle system  to expand the one that exists and create a true ?urban circulator,? especially connecting the shuttles with the MARTA stations, Georgia 400 to intown, and even light rail. Yvonne is one of our key panelists for ?The Future of Central Perimeter? May 25 at The Retreat at Perimeter Summit, including Ackerman & Co's Kris Miller, Hines' John Heagy, Cox Enterprises' Dale Hughes, and Rubenstein Partners' David Canaday (Hurry! Seating is limited andgoing fast.)

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