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Atlanta filing involves major site plan amendment and change of conditions

The accepted official record for Z-26-036 lists proposal purpose as major site plan amendment and change of conditions.

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Case summary

A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

Site area (acres)
6.91Source · page 1 ↗
Planning recommendation
deferredSource ↗
Staff recommendation
deferredSource ↗
Requested zoning
MR-2-CSource · page 1 ↗
What is proposed
major site plan amendment and change of conditionsSource · page 1 ↗
Existing zoning in this record
MR-2-CSource · page 1 ↗

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Reporting history

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  1. Rezoning request Z-26-036 had a deferred staff recommendation on Aug. 6.

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  2. Rezoning request enters the public record with a staff recommendation to defer.

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  3. A rezoning request was listed for an Atlanta Zoning Review Board meeting.

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  4. Atlanta's Aug. 6 agenda listed a rezoning request.

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  5. 6.906-acre site plan amendment scheduled for Aug. 6 zoning hearing

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  6. A 6.906-acre site is on the Aug. 6 agenda for a major site plan amendment

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  7. Zoning board set to hear 6.906-acre site-plan case

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  8. 6.9-acre site plan amendment and change of conditions scheduled for August 6, 2026

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