Applications
Zoning Committee
Zoning 2022
January 17, 2022: no applications
February 21, 2022: no applications
March 21, 2022: no applications
April 18, 2022: Front yard pool (3291 W. Roxboro Road)
Status: Preliminary discussion
May 16, 2022: no applications
June 20, 2022: Pool variance V-22-084 (3291 W. Roxboro Road)
Status: Review revised plan
June 20, 2022: Side and Rear Setback Reduction (1164 Bonview Lane)
Status: Approved
July 18, 2022: no applications
August, 15, 2022: no applications
September 19, 2022: no applications
October 17, 2022: no applications
November 7, 2022; no applications; change of date to address code compliance issues
Zoning 2021
February 15, 2021: V-21-015 (3145 Towerview Drive)
Status: Approved
Overview
The work of the Zoning Committee centers on maintaining the neighborhood’s character and protecting neighbors from zoning violations. The Zoning Committee reviews proposed new developments, applications for variances from zoning and stream buffer requirements, rezoning efforts, and special use requests. Recommendations are provided to Neighborhood Planning Unit – B (NPU-B) in the City of Atlanta and, when appropriate, to the Department of Planning and Zoning in the City of Brookhaven. The Zoning Committee also tracks legislation that has the potential to impact our neighborhood and helps co-ordinate community response.
The Zoning Committee meets via Zoom on the third Monday of every month at 7:00 pm. If you are interested in attending, please e-mail info@mypinehills.org. Meetings are cancelled if there are no applications.
Zoning 2020
August 19, 2020: BB-202002876 (2830 W. Roxboro Road)
Status: Approved
September 21, 2020: V-20-097 (1111 Edison Garden)
Status: Approved with conditions
September 21, 2020: V-20-089 (3084 W. Roxboro Road)
Status: Approved
October 19, 2020: Z-20-074 (2760 Lenox Road)
Status: Approved with conditions
November 16, 2020: Ferncliff-Ferncliff Place (Redevelopment Plan)
Status: PHNA opposed; No application filed with City of Atlanta
Improving your Home/Remodeling/Removing Trees?
If you are thinking about making changes to your home or property, be sure to check with the City of Atlanta Department of Planning or the City of Brookhaven Planning and Zoning for what is required. Your plan may need special review or permitting, even if the changes seem relatively minor. We are a two-city neighborhood and zoning codes and building requirements are different. Tree removal procedures also vary.
Zoning News
Stay tuned for updates on zoning issues.