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The Atlanta Zoning Review Board heard a 13.36-acre rezoning request on Aug. 6.

The request would change the zoning label from I-2/UPWO to MRC-3/UPWO, with staff recommending approval with conditions.

This article describes an earlier scheduled checkpoint. Its date has passed; the schedule alone does not establish whether a hearing occurred or a decision was made. Check the case record for updates →

The record identifies an Aug. 6 hearing and a staff recommendation, but does not state a board decision.

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Case summary

A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

Requested zoning
MRC-3/UPWOSource date unavailable · Source
Planning recommendation
recommend_approval_with_conditionsSource date unavailable · Source
Existing zoning in this record
I-2/UPWOSource date unavailable · Source
Staff recommendation
recommend_approval_with_conditionsSource date unavailable · Source
Site area (acres)
13.36Source date unavailable · Source

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. 13.36-acre rezoning request draws conditional-approval recommendation

    Published after this article
  2. A 13.36-acre rezoning request seeks a shift from I-2/UPWO to MRC-3/UPWO after the Aug. 6 hearing.

    Published after this article
  3. 13.36-acre rezoning request seeks shift from I-2/UPWO to MRC-3/UPWO.

    Published after this article
  4. Atlanta board heard a 13.36-acre rezoning request.

    Published after this article
  5. A 13.36-acre rezoning request is now on the record.

  6. Staff recommends approval with conditions for a 13.36-acre rezoning request

  7. Rezoning case Z-26-008 is listed for an Aug. 6 review board meeting

  8. Rezoning case Z-26-008 listed for an Aug. 6 agenda

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