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Atlanta closure-notice proposal would require mailed alerts within two business days

Every address on a street closed for a permitted assembly would receive a copy of the permit. The held text specifies a Jan. 1, 2027 effective date.

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Atlanta's proposed assembly-notice rules would require the city to mail a copy of an assembly permit to every address on a street being closed for the event. The special events manager would have two business days after the permit is issued to send it.

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Ordinance 26-O-1310 concerns closures for permitted assemblies, rather than all street closures. Its substituted text specifies Jan. 1, 2027 as the proposed effective date.

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City Council returned the ordinance as held Sept. 21. The packet does not establish that the mailed-notice requirement has become law.

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