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Zoning, development rules and consequential land-use decisions.
The amended ordinance would waive specified city sign provisions at 580 Atlanta Student Movement Boulevard SW; the minutes record referral, not adoption.
In this report: proposed
The proposed analysis would forecast revenue over 10, 20 and 30 years. Council returns to TDR/DTC revenue viability on October 6.
In this report: proposed
The recommendation would also exempt agriculturally zoned residential properties from specified vehicle restrictions; council review is listed for Oct. 26.
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 recommendation adds the Cedar Grove Community Center renovation to the plan's public-investment list. Council consideration is scheduled for October 6.
In this report: recommended
The proposed substation would serve a 60,200-square-foot data-center expansion at North Point Parkway and Kimball Bridge Road.
In this report: recommended
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
Their amended version would replace the 10-acre minimum with size-based visitor limits and allow requests for proof of active farming.
In this report: recommended
Commissioners also sought a clearer agreement on where the clinic's pet-relief area would go before City Council review.
In this report: recommended
The ordinance offers a construction-footprint alternative to its tree-diameter targets and addresses preservation across subdivisions.
In this report: proposed
Within 60 days of registration, covered properties would need a barrier or qualifying alternative; violations would carry a $500 fine.
In this report: deferred
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 60% method proposal would also extend Atlanta’s school-system boundary to the properties; Council referred it to committee.
In this report: proposed
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 0.181-acre public-street segment lies between Oliver and Lindsay streets; the ordinance proposes a fair-market-value sale.
In this report: proposed
The 0.213-acre request would replace single-family zoning while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
In this report: proposed
Atlanta’s first-reading ordinance seeks a special-use permit under the rule for outdoor dining near residential property.
In this report: proposed
The 0.64-acre request would replace conditional mixed-use and light-industrial designations while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
In this report: proposed
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