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Sandy Springs’ Oct. 29 planning workshop seeks input on preliminary recommendations

The workshop runs from 6–8 p.m. at the City Springs Conference Center. Feedback will inform the city’s long-range comprehensive and parks plans.

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Sandy Springs will hold Public Workshop #3 on the next Comprehensive Plan and Recreation & Parks Master Plan on Oct. 29, 2026, from 6–8 p.m. at the Conference Center at City Springs, 1 Galambos Way. Residents, business owners and community organizations are invited.⁠[1]

A brief presentation will summarize progress and themes from earlier community engagement. Interactive activities will then gather input on policy direction and preliminary recommendations, including growth, housing, transportation and recreation and parks.⁠[1]

The Comprehensive Plan will guide long-range decisions over the next 20 years. The parks plan will assess existing amenities and future needs, including opportunities to expand recreational services. The city anticipates adoption of both plans by the mayor and council in June 2027; the workshop is an input opportunity, not an adoption decision.⁠[1]

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  1. Duplexes at neighborhood edges? The city is asking for your take

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  2. Sandy Springs lists Oct. 29 public meeting on 2027 comprehensive and parks plans

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