Cartersville residents Gary and Beth Smith examine maps of future road development at the Georgia Department of Transportation open house at the Bartow County College and Career Academy July 30. The Georgia Department of Transportation held an open house at the Bartow County College and Career Academy July 30 to present information about the proposed SR 20 Connector. Cartersville resident and developer Michael Howren examines maps of future road development at the Georgia Department of Transportation open house at the Bartow County College and Career Academy July 30. Cartersville resident and Realtor Drew Thomas looks through materials depicting future road development at the Georgia Department of Transportation open house at the Bartow County College and Career Academy July 30. About 110 members of the public attended a July 30 Georgia Department of Transportation public information open house about the Rome-Cartersville Development Corridor, now known as the SR 20 Connector. The event was held at the Bartow County College and Career Academy, 738 Grassdale Road NW, in Cartersville. The project will create a new four-lane, divided highway called the SR 20 Connector. The first phase will stretch for about 3.15 miles between Grassdale Road to Old Grassdale Road, and the second for about 5.7 miles between Grassdale Road and SR 3. The SR 20 Connector will include a reworked interchange at I-75 just north of and replacing the existing Old Grassdale overpass, said GDOT District 6…
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