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Glynn Drive land-use proposal on Atlanta’s Oct. 13 committee agenda

The proposal would assign a single-family plan designation upon annexation from DeKalb County. The committee previously held it for more information.

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A proposal to assign a single-family land-use designation to properties fronting Glynn Drive SE is on the held docket for Atlanta’s Community Development/Human Services Committee meeting Oct. 13 at 1:30 p.m.⁠[1]

Sponsored by Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari, ordinance 26-O-1543 would amend Atlanta’s comprehensive development plan to designate the parcels Medium Lot Single Family upon annexation from unincorporated DeKalb County. That condition matters: the proposal describes a designation upon annexation, not a completed expansion of the city’s boundaries.⁠[1]

The agenda records a Sept. 29 hold for additional information and further review, without specifying what information the committee sought. The Oct. 13 listing is a scheduled checkpoint, not evidence that the plan amendment or annexation has been approved.⁠[1]

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