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Atlanta council adopts special-use permit requirement for self-storage facilities

The substitute passed 11–0. The minutes summarize the requirement but do not establish its district-by-district scope or effective date.

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City context: Marietta Street in downtown Atlanta, photographed March 23, 2019. This streetscape does not depict a self-storage facility or the council vote. Photo: Warren LeMay / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0.Warren LeMay from Cincinnati, OH, United States

Atlanta City Council adopted a substitute ordinance requiring special-use permits for self-storage facilities Oct. 5, according to action minutes labeled draft. Ordinance 26-O-1397, zoning case Z-26-46, passed 11–0.

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The minutes list all neighborhood planning units for the zoning amendment. They summarize the new permit requirement without providing district-by-district applicability, exemptions or an effective date; those details require the adopted substitute text.

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