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Austin Road 28-townhome proposal set for Oct. 8 zoning review
The 5.06-acre site-plan amendment retains planned-development housing zoning. The city projects three homes affordable to households at 50.01%–80% of area median income.
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A proposal for 28 for-sale townhomes at 1956 Austin Road SW is listed for Atlanta Zoning Review Board consideration Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. in the second-floor City Council Chambers. The city’s housing impact statement describes attached two-car garages.
Sources01p. 74202Case Z-26-50, supporting ordinance 26-O-1512, seeks a major site-plan amendment on 5.06 acres while retaining PD-H Planned Development Housing zoning. The housing statement projects three homes affordable between 50.01% and 80% of area median income and 25 above 80%.
Sources01p. 73201p. 742The statement estimates completion Sept. 30, 2027, but relies on applicant information and, in some cases, public real-estate data. It cautions that unit and price figures can change. These are projections and a scheduled review, not an approved rezoning or issued building permit.
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