take approximately 24 months. When completed, the Westside Trail will have a 14-foot wide concrete multi-use trail in this historic railroad corridor. The project will also include the construction of 14 access points, 11 of which are ADA-accessible, along with lighting, security cameras, signage, way-finding, mile-markers, and underground infrastructure. An expansion of the Atlanta BeltLine arboretum will blend with hundreds of large, native trees and integrate more than 30 acres of inviting and usable new green space. The project will be constructed in preparation for future transit that is currently in the planning stages. The Westside Trail connects four schools and four parks, as well as the residents of 10 southwest Atlanta neighborhoods to public transit, existing community businesses and future economic development sites. Neighborhood Association Mission Capitol View Neighborhood Association (CVNA) exists to improve the quality of life for Capitol View residents and to preserve, restore, and rejuvenate the neighborhood. Community involvement includes subcommittees involved in Safety & Quality of Life, Communication and Engagement, and Economic Development. Activities are regularly held in Perkerson Park. Capital View is a lively front porch neighborhood. Meetings are held monthly. Transportation Capitol View is located just a few miles from Downtown Atlanta, Midtown Atlanta, Buckhead, College Park, East Point, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and major highways and interstates such as the Downtown Connector/I-75/I-85, I-20, and Metropolitan Parkway. Public Transportation Capitol View is located directly on the Red/Gold Lines of the MARTA Train Rail with a neighborhood stop at the Oakland City Train Station. This allows easy public transit options to the Atlanta area and beyond. In addition, Marta Bus stops line the perimeter of the neighborhood and surrounding areas. Oakland City MARTA Station layout Housing Most homes in Capitol View were built during the first half of the twentieth century. Earlier home styles were primarily Country Victorians and Craftsman Bungalows while later housing stock included Cape Cods and Colonials. Most houses feature wide front porches and back decks looking out on spacious yards. Currently, houses in the neighborhood ran the gamut of fixer-uppers to fully renovated to brand new home construction. Prices reflect the condition of the property and as of December 2022 range from $200,000 to $550,000. The neighborhood also has several industrial buildings which have been converted to lofts and are a part of the Coeur D'Allene loft complex. Parks and Recreation Capitol View is located between Perkerson Park and the