Zoning board conditionally backs two-home split in Grove Park; staff calls for sidewalks
Staff says the two proposed lots would be generally wider than existing lots along the block. NPU J recommends denial.
In this report: recommended
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Homes, apartments and the decisions shaping housing supply and affordability.
Staff says the two proposed lots would be generally wider than existing lots along the block. NPU J recommends denial.
In this report: recommended
Staff opposes the broader development rights, saying the warehouse reuse and homes already fit current zoning. Neighborhood Planning Unit T recommends approval.
In this report: recommended
The applicant wants more time for neighborhood negotiations. An Oct. 8 memo recommends deferral to Nov. 5—not approval of the wall, fence, pool or setback exceptions.
In this report: recommended
An unpaved “paper street” affects the yard rule at 1079 Faith Avenue SE. Staff says the requested exception exceeds the need shown in the plans; the report does not record a board decision.
In this report: recommended
The 12.5-acre warehouse-reuse proposal seeks zoning that would more than double maximum building intensity and remove an industrial-use requirement.
In this report: recommended
Five proposed homes would replace a parking lot. Planners say a 32-foot grade change and flag-shaped parcel justify more height and smaller yards beside single-family zoning.
In this report: recommended
Proffered conditions call for neighborhood screening, five-foot sidewalks and no retail in the civic space. A turn-lane extension would need Powder Springs approval.
In this report: proposed
The resolution also would direct management to propose a similar allocation in later fiscal years.
In this report: proposed
The request returned on Fulton’s March 4, 2026, agenda after a February hold and would draw on previously reserved funds.
In this report: proposed
The Meals on Wheels Atlanta renewal would cover April through December 2026 and use the first of two renewal options.
In this report: proposed
The 4.57-acre gated-subdivision proposal asks to reduce the minimum local-street width from 50 feet to 44 feet and allow a sidewalk on only one side.
In this report: proposed
The report leaves the drainage feature’s buffer status unresolved and recommends a professional assessment; impervious coverage is already at the 35% limit.
In this report: recommended
The zoning board reduced the required setback from 60 feet. Its approval letter is to accompany a separate building-permit application.
In this report: approved
The same request also appears on the Oct. 8 agenda. Neither listing establishes approval or cancellation of the October review.
In this report: scheduled
The request covers a 0.213-acre rezoning parcel at 432 Inman Street SW. Zoning Review Board consideration is scheduled for Oct. 8.
In this report: scheduled
September records listed three-foot side setbacks. The Nov. 5 agenda also lists a coverage variance; the records do not explain the differences.
In this report: scheduled
The November agenda seeks a building height of 37 feet 4 inches instead of 35 feet. The previously deferred wall request is also scheduled for Nov. 5.
In this report: scheduled
The city's housing statement projects a loss of 24 affordable homes. An Oct. 8 review listing also remains in the record; neither agenda approves the project.
In this report: scheduled
The adopted request identifies nonresidential private sites that are vacant, abandoned or neglected, may qualify as nuisances and are under 30% forested.
In this report: approved
Qualifying rentals would have to be primary residences. Booking platforms would verify permits and could face $1,000 fines per listing per day.
In this report: deferred
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