Groundbreaking Begins for Major Infrastructure Projects in Roswell, Seneca, Santa Maria, Michigan, Columbus

Several significant infrastructure and development projects are underway across multiple U.S. cities. In Roswell, Georgia, construction is starting on a new 395-space parking deck at Highway 9 and Green Street, expected to ease congestion and blend with local architecture, with completion targeted for next summer. Seneca, South Carolina, is preparing to break ground on Harper’s Plaza, a mixed-use development featuring dining and entertainment options, including duckpin bowling and arcade games, aiming for a 2026 opening. In Michigan, West Michigan Regional Airport is beginning a $3 million expansion with a new north taxi lane to accommodate more aircraft, funded largely by state and federal grants. Columbus Airport in Georgia has commenced a nearly $24 million runway reconstruction project that will halt large aviation operations for up to 100 days. Additionally, Santa Maria, California, is revitalizing its downtown with the Heritage Walk Lofts project, converting a vacant department store into 104 loft-style apartments as part of a city-private partnership.