Staff seek brick first floors for Macedonia Road apartments
Buildings require council architectural approval; the September 28 report says the requested mixed-use building elevation has been provided.
In this report: recommended
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Zoning, development rules and consequential land-use decisions.
Buildings require council architectural approval; the September 28 report says the requested mixed-use building elevation has been provided.
In this report: recommended
The held ordinance would limit data-center floor area to 350,000 square feet and require a retail component and closed-loop cooling.
In this report: deferred
The housing impact statement projects 57 affordable homes. The unanimous committee recommendation is not final rezoning approval.
In this report: recommended
The proposal assigns business zoning to ten sites, single-family zoning to four and office-institutional zoning to one, contingent on annexation.
In this report: recommended
The request would allow accessory floor area equal to 50.4% of the main structure, rather than 30%. Staff cites the lot’s limited size and width.
In this report: recommended
The Kirkwood plan seeks a 31-foot-4-inch front setback and six-foot west-side setback. Staff cites limited frontage and existing encroachments.
In this report: recommended
The addition would generally follow the footprint of a 1969 home that already sits within the required 25-foot half-depth front yard.
In this report: recommended
The recommended wording would also tie visitor activities to active farming. Council consideration is scheduled for October 6.
In this report: recommended
The September 28 recommendation supports annexation, mixed-use zoning and a density variance, replacing the August report’s recommendation to table the requests.
In this report: recommended
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.
In this report: recommended
The request would replace heavy-industrial and conditional multifamily zoning; the neighborhood planning unit recommends denial, but the committee voted unanimously in favor.
In this report: recommended
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.
In this report: recommended
The proposal would replace heavy-industrial zoning at two Glenn Street properties and a Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard property; final approval is not established.
In this report: recommended
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.
In this report: recommended
The amended proposal would change the site from single-family to multifamily zoning; the committee recommendation is not permission to begin construction.
In this report: recommended
The amended proposal concerns commercial recreation at 1541 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW; the committee action is not final permit approval.
In this report: recommended
The 0.64-acre request covers 687 and 707 Angier Avenue NE and would replace conditional mixed-use and light-industrial zoning.
In this report: proposed
The 0.213-acre site would move from single-family zoning to the Westview neighborhood-commercial district while retaining its Beltline overlay.
In this report: proposed
Staff and the Zoning Review Board also recommended filing the item; the recorded disposition is not approval of the proposed care home.
In this report: filed
Staff and the Zoning Review Board recommend conditional approval, while the neighborhood planning unit recommends denial.
In this report: deferred
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