Angier Avenue rezoning seeks one mixed-use designation for two sites
The 0.64-acre request covers 687 and 707 Angier Avenue NE and would replace conditional mixed-use and light-industrial zoning.
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The 0.64-acre request covers 687 and 707 Angier Avenue NE and would replace conditional mixed-use and light-industrial zoning.
The proposal would replace heavy-industrial zoning at two Glenn Street properties and a Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard property; final approval is not established.
The amended ordinance would waive specified city sign provisions at 580 Atlanta Student Movement Boulevard SW; the minutes record referral, not adoption.
The Collier Road request concerns nonresidential premises exceeding 7,500 square feet where alcohol is sold or consumed; the amended permit has a committee recommendation.
The 0.213-acre site would move from single-family zoning to the Westview neighborhood-commercial district while retaining its Beltline overlay.
Staff and the Zoning Review Board recommend conditional approval, while the neighborhood planning unit recommends denial.
The amended proposal would change the site from single-family to multifamily zoning; the committee recommendation is not permission to begin construction.
The proposal adds permit provisions in commercial and industrial districts and for mixed-use storage facilities with less than 100,000 square feet of storage floor area.
The amended proposal concerns commercial recreation at 1541 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW; the committee action is not final permit approval.
The request would replace heavy-industrial and conditional multifamily zoning; the neighborhood planning unit recommends denial, but the committee voted unanimously in favor.
Staff and the Zoning Review Board also recommended filing the item; the recorded disposition is not approval of the proposed care home.
The housing impact statement designates two homes as affordable at 80% of area median income; the amended measure has a committee recommendation, not final approval.
The proposed analysis would forecast revenue over 10, 20 and 30 years. Council returns to TDR/DTC revenue viability on October 6.
The report calculates a roughly 26.2-space minimum for the proposed mix and counts 27 spaces; staff still seek a calculation based on the actual uses.
The held resolution explicitly includes data-center operators and asks for coordination with Fulton County to verify compliance.
The recommendation would also exempt agriculturally zoned residential properties from specified vehicle restrictions; council review is listed for Oct. 26.
The 4.98-acre request also seeks smaller side setbacks and a local street without curbs or sidewalks.
The three-member panel would meet quarterly beginning in early 2027. Its existing charter covers trees in parks, along streets and in other public areas.
Inspiredu would refurbish surplus laptops and remove city data before giving them to underserved residents.
The unanimous recommendation concerns personnel-review procedures, not an implemented exemption or authorization to hire.
The proposal would route District 6 funds through Virginia-Highland Security Patrol; the listed donation amount remains unspecified.
The ordinance would link certain state-law or city-rule violations involving coin-operated amusement machines to alcohol-license enforcement.
The recommendation adds the Cedar Grove Community Center renovation to the plan's public-investment list. Council consideration is scheduled for October 6.
Gateway operates the service center at 236 Peachtree Street NW. The unanimous recommendation advances the donation proposal, not a completed payment.
The Point Security agreement would run three years with two optional one-year renewals; the committee recommended a substitute by a 5–0 vote.
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