Staff backs applicant’s request to delay Angier Avenue rezoning to November
The proposed change would put 687 and 707 Angier Avenue NE under one mixed residential-commercial designation while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
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Latest ·The proposed change would put 687 and 707 Angier Avenue NE under one mixed residential-commercial designation while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
The Oct. 8 memorandum recommends filing the request at 573 Amsterdam Avenue NE—not approving or rejecting the proposed zoning change.
The applicant requested more time. The proposed change would replace single-family zoning with Westview neighborhood-commercial zoning, retaining the Beltline Overlay.
The 12.5-acre warehouse-reuse proposal seeks zoning that would more than double maximum building intensity and remove an industrial-use requirement.

Five proposed homes would replace a parking lot. Planners say a 32-foot grade change and flag-shaped parcel justify more height and smaller yards beside single-family zoning.
The Oct. 8 report says pool size and design—not a site-specific hardship—drive the request to raise coverage from 40% to 43.01%.
The proposed change covers three Fox Street NW properties and would retain the Beltline and Westside Affordable Workforce Housing overlays.
Atlanta planning staff recommends denial without prejudice. The Oct. 8 memorandum does not record a board decision.
Council also increased the prior contract authorization by $198,518.18. That increase is distinct from the payment ceiling; the vote does not establish a completed payment.
The citywide amendment received a 15–0 filing vote Sept. 8 after staff, neighborhood planning units and the zoning board recommended approval.
The zoning board denied the six-to-ten-foot height exception without prejudice, allowing a new application for the same or a similar request.
The 14–0 Sept. 8 vote concerns a 3.14-acre site at 1775 Buckeye Street SW; the action entry does not provide the amendment details.
The zoning board reduced the required setback from 60 feet. Its approval letter is to accompany a separate building-permit application.
The zoning board approved reducing the west-side setback from seven feet. The approval letter is to accompany a building-permit application.
The Sept. 8 filing vote was 15–0. Staff and the zoning board recommended filing, while NPU B recommended approval.
The substitute passed 14–0 Sept. 8, allowing the property to exceed limits on wall signs and building signs on corner lots.
The substitute passed 11–0. The minutes summarize the requirement but do not establish its district-by-district scope or effective date.

The total includes acquisition and related site costs, using park-impact-fee and Eastside TAD funds. Committee review is listed for Oct. 13.
The proposed sale to Fulton County is capped at $68 million. The minutes list Oct. 14 as the next Finance/Executive Committee checkpoint.

The contribution depends on the conservancy receiving a $3 million Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program grant. The substitute passed 10–1.
The study would examine public land, federal funding and potential new or replacement units. Committee consideration is listed for Oct. 13.
The amended zoning action retains the Beltline Overlay. A connected plan amendment changes 774 Ponce de Leon Avenue to High Density Mixed Use.
The 11–0 vote authorizes a refund for overpaid 2026 occupation tax, but does not establish that payment has been made.
The change replaces heavy-industrial and conditional multifamily zoning while retaining the Beltline and Upper Westside overlays.
The action replaces heavy-industrial zoning at two Glenn Street properties and a Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard property.
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