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Rezoning request Z-26-039 is filed in Atlanta, with staff recommending approval.

The Aug. 5 filing is listed as a planning recommendation, not a final decision.

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Case summary

A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

Road or project area
fronting 50 feet on the south side of Donnelly Avenue SWSource · page 2 ↗ · Find on map ↗
Project site
1298 Donnelly Avenue SWSource · page 2 ↗ · Find on map ↗
Existing zoning in this record
R-4/BLSource · page 2 ↗
Site area (acres)
0.17Source · page 2 ↗
Planning recommendation
recommend_approvalSource ↗
Requested zoning
C-1/BLSource · page 2 ↗
What the record describes
An Ordinance by Zoning Committee to rezone from R-4/BL (Single Family Residential/Beltline Overlay) to C-1/BL (Community Business District/Beltline Overlay) for property located at 1298 Donnelly Avenue SWSource · page 2 ↗
Staff recommendation
recommend_approvalSource ↗

Some details have no verified date. Their source links remain available.

Final-decision evidence is incomplete. The timeline may contain individual actions or recommendations. Check the official record for the complete decision and any later action.

Reporting history

Newest first. Articles reflect what was known at publication.

  1. Atlanta committee forwarded 0.172-acre R-4-to-C-1 rezoning request

    Published after this article
  2. 0.1722-acre rezoning case moves from R-4 to C-1 after recommendation

    Published after this article
  3. 0.1722-acre Atlanta rezoning case draws approval recommendation

    Published after this article
  4. Staff recommends approval for a 0.1722-acre rezoning request.

    Published after this article
  5. A 0.1722-acre rezoning request seeks a change from R-4 to C-1.

    Published after this article
  6. A Rezoning Request Was Listed on the Aug. 6 Agenda

  7. Rezoning request Z-26-039 was listed for review on Aug. 6.

  8. Rezoning Request Z-26-039 Was Heard by the Atlanta Zoning Review Board

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