Goss Lane vehicle access reduced May 13-31

Faculty and staff who park in Deck 4 on Goss Lane will need to enter campus from John Wesley Gilbert Drive and then follow Spellman Drive to the Goss Lane Deck 4 entrance from May 13-31.
In addition to Lot 10 closure, brief sewer work will limit Goss Lane traffic for about three weeks

Faculty and staff assigned to Deck 4 parking beside the Wellness Center will need to make plans to enter the Health Sciences campus at John Wesley Gilbert Drive beginning Monday, May 13.

On Saturday, May 11, Goss Lane will become one-way at Deck 4 between Floyd Street and R.A. Dent Street while sewer work is completed to prepare for the construction of the new College of Science and Mathematics building. The traffic pattern is expected to be returned to normal on June 1.

Entrance to Deck 4 on Goss Lane may only be accessed via J.W. Gilbert Drive and Spellman. Goss Lane from Floyd Street to R.A. Dent Street will be for exiting traffic only.

From R.A. Dent Street, Deck 4 parking patrons should to turn onto John Wesley Gilbert Drive and proceed past The Dental College of Georgia building. Then make a right onto Spellman and a right onto Goss Lane in order to enter the parking deck.

For departures, Goss Lane will be open for one-way vehicle traffic exiting onto R.A. Dent.

Entrance to Deck 4 on Goss Lane may only be accessed via J.W. Gilbert Drive and Spellman. Goss Lane from Floyd Street to R.A. Dent Street will be for exiting traffic only.

As a reminder, Lot 10 will permanently close at 7 p.m. May 10. If you routinely park in Lot 10, please be sure to remove your vehicle as construction fencing is being installed and heavy machinery brought in to remove parking bumpers to prep the site for the College of Science and Mathematics project.

For more information about the future College of Science and Mathematics, please visit the special “scimath/move” webpage and browse the FAQs and Parking/Transportation information.

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Denise Parrish

Denise Parrish is Director of Communications for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement at Augusta University. Contact her to schedule an interview on this topic at 706-721-9760 or mparrish@augusta.edu.

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