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Atlanta zoning rewrite substituted and held for further review

The committee approved a substitute but held the proposed citywide ordinance rather than adopting new zoning rules.

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City context: Atlanta’s skyline viewed from Pemberton Place, photographed March 22, 2019. Editorial illustration. This dated city scene does not depict proposed zoning changes.Editorial illustration · Warren LeMay from Cincinnati, OH, United States

Atlanta’s Zoning Committee substituted a proposal for a new zoning ordinance and official map, then held it for further review at its Sept. 14 meeting. The proposal is identified as 26-O-1508.

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The minutes record unanimous approval of a motion to bring forth a substitute and a separate unanimous vote to hold the ordinance. Those procedural actions did not adopt the proposed citywide zoning rules; the cited records do not establish what the substitute would change.

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