Arlington Avenue two-family rezoning wins City Council approval
The 0.17-acre change retains the Oakland City Historic District and Beltline Overlay designations.
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The 0.17-acre change retains the Oakland City Historic District and Beltline Overlay designations.
September's feedback summary describes support for more housing choices, but disagreement over where they should go.
The six-phase Glenridge Drive plan includes a parish life center, expanded church and new school facilities. A council hearing is listed for Oct. 20.
The panel includes the county manager, finance chief and two commissioners representing northern and southern district groups.
Staff describe automatic renewal reminders, forms that reuse prior application details and review before payment invoices are issued.
The proposed dedication would support construction at 93 Canton Street in Alpharetta, with Fulton County receiving the easement.
The amendment would change commissioners’ procedural rules; the Aug. 5 agenda records an approval request, not adoption.
Fulton County would receive the easement to support construction of the project at 93 Canton Street in Alpharetta.
The proposed dedication would give Fulton County land rights supporting the project at 93 Canton Street in Alpharetta.
The proposed amendment covers 12 additional services needed to finish construction and renovation at the Alpharetta facility.
The one-time Prologic ITS contract would cover emergency equipment packages and installation for the Sheriff’s Department.
The request concerns money previously set aside and returned to the Aug. 5 agenda after a July 15 hold.
State review found the draft meets minimum planning standards. Planning commissioners are scheduled to consider an adoption recommendation September 17.
The recommended permission would cover 4,257 square feet and be limited to Veterinary Dental Specialists of Atlanta, with no additional animal-hospital businesses or subleasing.
Neighborhood Planning Unit Z recommended denial of the request along Cleveland Avenue and Old Hapeville Road; city staff recommended deferral.
The proposal would replace single-family residential zoning with a multifamily designation in Council District 10.
Sandy Springs' annual federal-grant report also projects General Fund support for Section 108 loan payments in fiscal 2029–2031.
Staff training began in July. The city's presentation says residents cannot be required to submit requests only through a portal.
The proposal would replace heavy-industrial zoning at 570 and 574 Glenn Street SW and 593 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW.
The design work includes future park programming, cost estimates and implementation phases; a draft concept was presented to council.
Staff cited sloping ground and limited buildable area behind the home in supporting the pool's placement.
Chattahoochee Now plans to seek proposals to establish the city-owned historic structure’s original period and inform decisions about its role in the park.
Council approved the rate unanimously on August 25 after the third public hearing.
The variance allows a front-yard setback of 15 feet 2 inches rather than 35 feet for an addition to an existing home.
The special exception seeks to increase a front-yard retaining wall from three feet to five feet.
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