Macedonia Road apartment review calls for sewer-line capacity study
County comments identify available capacity at South Cobb’s treatment plant, but still require a line-capacity study.
In this report: reported
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Homes, apartments and the decisions shaping housing supply and affordability.
County comments identify available capacity at South Cobb’s treatment plant, but still require a line-capacity study.
In this report: reported
The recommended residential minimum now uses 10% of apartment units rather than parking spaces; at least four commercial charging spaces remain.
In this report: recommended
The 4.98-acre request also seeks smaller side setbacks and a local street without curbs or sidewalks.
In this report: deferred
The request would change a 35-foot height plane to 59 feet and a 20-foot transitional yard to zero at the proposed development.
In this report: scheduled
The ordinance offers a construction-footprint alternative to its tree-diameter targets and addresses preservation across subdivisions.
In this report: proposed
The plan also shows a combined 30-foot buffer beside Chancellor’s Ridge; staff say its screening would be sufficient if the plantings meet the stated standard.
In this report: recommended
The recommended condition allows the public works director to find the lane unwarranted and requires county approval for work in county right-of-way.
In this report: recommended
The request would allow a 45.8-foot height near a single-family district, up from the stated 35-foot limit.
In this report: scheduled
The corner-site application also seeks an eight-foot privacy fence and permission for a pool in a yard adjacent to a street.
In this report: scheduled
The October listing says 8 feet to 7 feet; September records said 20 feet to 6 feet. The reason for the difference is unclear.
In this report: scheduled
The request would reduce the half-depth front yard setback from 17.5 feet for a proposed additional dwelling.
In this report: scheduled
The proposed Atlanta contract would pay subsidies for low-income, formerly homeless residents during 2027.
In this report: proposed
The resolution would draw on funds previously set aside to help pay for a multifamily development in the neighborhood.
In this report: proposed
The entirely grant-funded agreement would run through July 31, 2028, with one two-year renewal option.
In this report: proposed
The recommended condition affects existing roads around the 195-home proposal; staff also cautions that the lot count shown on the site plan is not guaranteed.
In this report: recommended
The resolution would draw on previously reserved funds to support affordable homeownership in the neighborhood.
In this report: proposed
September's feedback summary describes support for more housing choices, but disagreement over where they should go.
In this report: scheduled
The 0.17-acre change retains the Oakland City Historic District and Beltline Overlay designations.
In this report: approved
The proposal would replace single-family residential zoning with a multifamily designation in Council District 10.
In this report: recommended
The variance allows a front-yard setback of 15 feet 2 inches rather than 35 feet for an addition to an existing home.
In this report: approved
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