Plans to Redevelop an Existing Beltline Trail Industrial Property Moves Forward
The Atlanta Zoning Review Board has recommended approval of the mixed-use development.
The Atlanta Zoning Review Board has recommended approval of the mixed-use development.
Special exceptions were requested due to the unique shape of the Reynoldstown Neighborhood property.
The Zoning Review Board recommends the denial of the rezoning request which would have made the existing building conforming.
The rezones are expected to provide affordable housing near the Bankhead MARTA Station.
The award honors individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to Georgia through their work.
The plan will serve as a 10-year guide for the City’s park and recreational facilities.
The redevelopment would require a rezoning to increase the density allowed on the combined 2.32-acre parcel.
The proposed development, which includes a convenience store and restaurant, will be considered by the Planning Commission in March
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The new two-story building is proposed to provide an “outside the gates” presence.
The Center for Innovation and the Arts will be a state-of-the-art facility which will inspire interdisciplinary experimentation.
An existing home is proposed to be converted to accommodate the program needs of up to thirty children.
The redevelopment requires a land use amendment and a zoning change.
The site requires the approval of two land use requests before the move can take place.
The conversion of the existing warehouse space will include both exterior and interior improvements.
A rezoning and land use amendment are needed to develop the 4.8-acre site.
The purpose of the renovation and addition is to provide a new space to offer cancer treatments.
Plans have been presented to create 201 affordable rental units in the Mechanicsville neighborhood.
If approved, Invest Atlanta would administer development programs of the City’s One Atlanta – Centennial Yards Project.
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