Land Use and Zoning Process (adopted by the GPNA membership, May 2006)
Posted 7/24/2006 by Rick Hudson
Updated 7/24/2006 by Jeffrey E. Rogers Sr.
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The suggestions are in! After working for a week in the neighborhood and meeting with many area stakeholders, the GQGP Resource Team has put together a final report of their suggestions for the neighborhood. Thank you to the Resource Team and to all members of the community who attended the GQGP initial presentation and workshop, the draft proposal meeting, and/or the final presentation. Includes Compatible Infill Housing Illustrations
Posted 2/19/2003 by Meg Richards-Boeff
Updated 8/14/2010 by Loren Heyns
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Congratulations to the 2003 Representatives of NPU-W. We appreciate your dedication and support!
Posted 11/19/2002 by Meg Richards-Boeff
Updated 11/19/2002 by Meg Richards-Boeff
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Grant Park is in NPU-W, which also includes Ormewood Park, East Atlanta, Benteen and other neighborhoods in southeast Atlanta. Created in 1975, the neighborhood planning system consists of all city neighborhoods grouped into 24 neighborhood planning units (NPUs). These NPUs are the principal means for facilitating citizen participation in the City's planning process.
NPUs meet on a monthly basis. Issues that are considered include zoning issues, park event applications, liquor license renewals, and environmental issues. Membership is open to anyone 18 or older whose primary residence is within the NPU, or any corporation, organization, institution or agency that owns property or has a place of business or profession within the NPU. NPU-W has a requirement that anyone voting must have attended at least 3 meetings in the past 12 months. In general, the NPU asks that anyone seeking a permit, variance, etc. to first go to the neighborhood association in the area that
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Posted 3/26/2002 by Mark Hutcheson
Updated 1/8/2010 by Russell Baggett
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Green Street Properties, developers of the Glenwood Park mixed-use project, will hold a public meeting this Thursday to present their plans to date and elicit response from the surrounding neighborhoods.
Posted 2/26/2002 by Mark Hutcheson
Updated 2/26/2002 by Mark Hutcheson
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We have links to Department of Planning applications such as Special Use, Variance, etc.
Posted 2/15/2002 by Mark Hutcheson
Updated 9/21/2006 by Jeffrey E. Rogers Sr.
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The City of Atlanta has approved funds for the design phase of five streetscape improvement projects, three of which will affect Grant Park. A federal grant of more than $2 million has already been awarded for implementation of the projects.
Posted 11/11/2001 by Mark Hutcheson
Updated 12/6/2001 by Mark Hutcheson
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What city office and/or phone number can one call to have junk cars removed?
"The Housing Code Inspection Division receives complaints on existing buildings and premises (residential and business). The complaints include: junk vehicles, vacant lots and yards that are overgrown and/or have trash and debris, deteriorated and/or open and vacant structures and scrap tires. Housing Code Inspectors perform inspections of properties for the violations mentioned above and issue notices of noncompliance to property owners and agents. Feel free to contact the appropriate inspector in your NPU from the list below."
The supervisor listed for NPU-W is V. Mayo (404-330-6282). The inspectors are A. Reese (404-330-6074) and J. Youngblood (404-330-6190 Ext.5489).
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Links to the sections of the city of Atlanta Code of Ordinances that apply specifically to Grant Park.
Posted 6/23/2001 by Mark Hutcheson
Updated 11/23/2007 by Loren Heyns
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Don't know the difference between an R-5 and a C-2-C? Neither do most people so here is the official decoder from the city of Atlanta municpal ordinances.
Posted 6/21/2001 by Mark Hutcheson
Updated 10/25/2010 by Loren Heyns
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Most of Grant Park is designated as a Historic Zoning District. When work on the exterior of property in the District is proposed, a Certificate of Appropriateness must be obtained from the Urban Design Commission.
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