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Atlanta rezoning request for major site plan amendment and change of conditions covers 6.91 acres

The accepted official record for Z-26-036 lists acreage as 6.906.

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Case summary

A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

Site area (acres)
6.91Source date unavailable · Source · page 1
Planning recommendation
deferredSource date unavailable · Source
Staff recommendation
deferredSource date unavailable · Source
Requested zoning
MR-2-CSource date unavailable · Source · page 1
What is proposed
major site plan amendment and change of conditionsSource date unavailable · Source · page 1
Existing zoning in this record
MR-2-CSource date unavailable · Source · page 1

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. Rezoning request Z-26-036 had a deferred staff recommendation on Aug. 6.

    Published after this article
  2. Rezoning request enters the public record with a staff recommendation to defer.

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  3. A rezoning request was listed for an Atlanta Zoning Review Board meeting.

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  4. Atlanta's Aug. 6 agenda listed a rezoning request.

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  5. 6.906-acre site plan amendment scheduled for Aug. 6 zoning hearing

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  6. A 6.906-acre site is on the Aug. 6 agenda for a major site plan amendment

    Published after this article
  7. Zoning board set to hear 6.906-acre site-plan case

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  8. 6.9-acre site plan amendment and change of conditions scheduled for August 6, 2026

    Published after this article

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