MARTA will move forward with its plan to renovate the Five Points Station after reaching a compromise with the City of Atlanta over pedestrian and bus access. Work to transform the transit system’s busiest station was slated to begin in July,

MARTA plans to reopen the DeKalb County station on Saturday after completing a platform renovation. Trains had skipped the station to allow construction crews to replace cracked and missing brick pavers installed about four decades ago, as part of a broader $13 million rehabilitation project.

The Five Points MARTA Station renovation project is moving forward once again after an agreement was reached between the city and MARTA, according to the City of Atlanta.

The City of Atlanta and MARTA will move forward with a planned renovation of the Five Points station after a temporary delay.

MARTA is moving forward with its controversial $260 million Five Points station transformation project after the transportation agency and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens agreed to keep one station entrance open during construction.

MARTA is reviving its Five Points transformation after pausing the controversial project earlier this year at the request of Mayor Andre Dickens. The transit agency recently filed a permit application to deconstruct the Downtown rail hub's brutalist canopy and demolish its existing plaza,