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Neighborhood Planning Unit – E Department of City Planning - Office of Zoning & Development | Atlanta City Hall - 55 Trinity Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 - Suite 3350 | (404) 330-6145 - [email protected] NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING UNIT – E MEETING INFO Date & Time: Tuesday, September 4, 2018 – 6:30 PM Location: Peachtree Christian Church 1580 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, GA 30309 CONTACT INFO Nabil Hammam, NPU-E, Chairperson – (404) 886-8448 or [email protected] Penelope Cheroff, NPU-E, Vice Chairperson – (404) 229-9409 or [email protected] Rodney Milton, City of Atlanta, Planner – (404) 335-1944 or [email protected] Erica Pines, City of Atlanta, Asst. Director – (404) 546-0159 or [email protected] Keyetta Holmes, City of Atlanta, Interim Director – (404) 546-0166 or [email protected] AGENDA 1. Opening Remarks/Introductions 2. Approval of Minutes 3. Announcements 4. Reports from City Departmental Representatives • Office of Mobility Planning: Atlanta’s Transportation Plan 5. Comments from Elected Officials 6. Presentation(s) • BeltLine Rail Now: Kay Stephenson • Atlanta Bicycle Coalition: Sagirah Jones 7. Planner’s Report 8. Committee Reports 9. Matters for Voting Special Event Application(s) – MOSE Event Organizer Event Name Event Location Event Date Music Midtown Festival Melissa September 16- (Vote Required) Laurenceau Midtown: Piedmont Park 17, 2018 Ten Atlanta Pride Celebration Festival James Nelson Midtown October 12-14, (Vote Required) 2018 Atlanta Pride Festival October 13-14, Jamie Fergerson Midtown: Piedmont Park (Vote Required) 2018 5th Annual Drawchange 5K Festival Sean P Fisher Midtown: Piedmont Park Please visit the City of Atlanta Website at: www.AtlantaGa.Gov Department of City Planning - Office of Zoning & Development | Atlanta City Hall - 55 Trinity Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 - Suite 3350 | (404) 330-6145 - [email protected] (Vote Required) October 27, 2018 AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K October 21, Jon Santos Midtown: Piedmont Park Festival 2018 (Vote Required) The Atlanta World Kite Festival & Expo Erinn Rowell Midtown: Piedmont Park October 27, (Vote Required) 2018 Liquor License Application(s) – LRB Name of Type of Applicant Property Address Request Business Business Walker’s 1834 Restaurant Katherine J. 1071 Piedmont Avenue New (Vote Required) Drolett (Midtown) Business Aurum 75 Peachtree Place Change of (Amended) Nightclub Djibril Dafe (Midtown) Ownership (Vote Required) Ravine (Annex Upstairs and Annex Convention Hannah Layton 1021-1029B Peachtree Additional Downstairs) Center Street NW Facility (Vote Required) (Midtown) Bulla Gastrobar th Change of (Vote Required) Restaurant Justin S. Spade 60 11 Street NE (Midtown) Agent Hive Buckhead Restaurant Chuma K. 1845 Peachtree Road Change of Restaurant Okereke (Brookwood Hills & Ownership (Vote Required) Ardmore Park) Hyatt Centric Midtown Atlanta Hotel Jay L. Aven 125 10th Street Change of (Vote Required) (Midtown) Ownership Olive Bistro Restaurant Steve Masri (Vote Required) 1075 Peachtree Street Relocation (Midtown) Savannah Bee Change of Company Package M. Jill Lyerly 1100 Howell Mill Road Agent (Vote Required) Store (Marietta Street Artery) Savannah Bee Change of Company (Mead Bar M. Jill Lyerly 1100 Howell Mill Road Agent Bar) (Marietta Street Artery) (Vote Required) The Oceanaire Seafood Room Restaurant B. Glenn Mills 1100 Peachtree Street NE Change of (Vote Required) (Midtown) Agent Please visit the City of Atlanta Website at: www.AtlantaGa.Gov Department of City Planning - Office of Zoning & Development | Atlanta City Hall - 55 Trinity Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 - Suite 3350 | (404) 330-6145 - [email protected] STK (Main and Cucina Asellina) Restaurant Zachariah J. 1075 Peachtree Street Change of (Vote Required) Janetatos (Midtown) Agent Café Lucia th New (Vote Required) Restaurant Gary White 205 12 Street NE Business (Midtown) Citizen Supply 675 Ponce de Leon New Cafe Philip W. (Review and Sanders Avenue NE Business Comment Only) (Midtown) Board of Zoning Adjustment Application(s) – BZA Application Property Public Hearing Date Address V-18-190 (Vote Required) Applicant seeks a variance from the zoning regulation to 1) allow per Section 16-34.018 (7) two (2) curbcuts onto Hampton Street; 2) allow per 16-34.018 (5) a 1040 Hampton October 11, 2018 curbcut onto an arterial or collector road (Northside Street NW Drive). Applicant also seeks a special exception from (Home Park) the zoning regulation to reduce the required number of loading spaces from five (5) (12’X35’) loading spaces to two (2) (12’X35’) loading spaces. V-18-222 (Vote Required) Applicant seeks a variance from the zoning regulation to 1) allow a parking pad in the required front yard, 2) exceed more than 1/3 coverage of the required front yard with a driveway and parking pad, and 3) reduce the required rear yard setback from 15 feet to 10 feet 9 Ansley Drive September 6, 2018 to erect a swimming pool, pool house and associated NE improvements. Additionally, applicant seeks a special (Ansley Park) exception to 1) allow active recreation (swimming pool) in a yard adjacent to a street and 2) increase the maximum number of allowed retaining walls and the maximum height thereof (varies from 3 feet to 8 feet) in the required front and half depth front yards. V-18-229 (Vote Required) Applicant seeks a variance from the zoning ordinance 488 to 1) reduce the required western side yard setback Greenwood September 13, 2018 from 7 feet to 3 feet and 2) increase the maximum Avenue NE impervious lot coverage from 50 percent to 57 (Midtown) percent – to erect a detached garage. V-18-230 (Vote Required) 149 Barksdale Applicant seeks a variance from the zoning regulation Road NE September 13, 2018 to reduce the required northern side yard setback (Ansley Park) from 7 feet to 4 feet for an addition. V-18-248 (Vote Required) 1273 Williams Applicant seeks a variance to increase the height of a Street NW October 4, 2018 non-conforming billboard from 75 feet to 97 feet. (Midtown) Please visit the City of Atlanta Website at: www.AtlantaGa.Gov Department of City Planning - Office of Zoning & Development | Atlanta City Hall - 55 Trinity Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 - Suite 3350 | (404) 330-6145 - [email protected] Zoning Review Board Application(s) – ZRB Application Property Address Public Hearing Date U-18-03 (Vote Required) 0 Tenth Street NE/ Applicant seeks a special use permit (SUP) 1029A Peachtree October 4 or 11, to operate a nightclub or lounge. SITE PLAN Street NE 2018 (Midtown) Z-18-61 (Vote Required) Applicant seeks to rezone the property from the R-4 (Single-family residential, minimum lot size .21 acres) zoning designation to the MR-4B (Multi-family residential [townhouses], 556 Trabert Avenue September 18, 2018 maximum floor area ratio of 1.49) zoning NW designation to be incorporated in adjoining (Loring Heights) townhome development to the west. SITE PLAN Z-18-90 (Vote Required) An Ordinance designating the Grove Park Apartments, located at 368 Ponce de Leon Avenue NE, Land Lot 48 of the 14th District of Fulton County, Georgia and certain real 368 Ponce de Leon property on which it is located, to the Overlay September 11, 2018 Avenue NE Zoning Designation of Landmark Building or (Midtown) site pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Atlanta and Rezoning from C-2 to C2/ Landmark Building or site; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes. ATTACHMENT A, B Subdivision Review Committee Application(s) – SRC Application Property Address Public Hearing Date SD-18-29 (Review and Comment Only) Applicant seeks to subdivide the property into 18 Polo Drive September 12, 2018 two lots. (Ansley Park) Text Amendment(s) – Zoning Ordinance Legislation Public Hearing Z-18-83 (Vote Required) An Ordinance to amend the 1982 Atlanta Zoning Ordinance, as amended, City of Atlanta Code of Zoning Review Board Ordinances part 16, so as to add a new Chapter October 4 or 11, – City Hall Council 16A entitled I-Mix (Industrial Mixed-Use) District; 2018 Chambers to define certain areas and for other purposes. FACT SHEET Please visit the City of Atlanta Website at: www.AtlantaGa.Gov Department of City Planning - Office of Zoning & Development | Atlanta City Hall - 55 Trinity Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 - Suite 3350 | (404) 330-6145 - [email protected] Z-18-100 (Review and Comment Only) An Ordinance to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Atlanta (Part 16), as amended, by amending and clarifying various provisions of the text of the Zoning Ordinance, including individual zoning district regulations, with regard to the subject areas and provisions that follow: Accesory Dwelings (Section 1 below); Definitions (Section 2 below); Uses in Industrial Districts (Section 3 below); Loading Requirements (Section 4 below); MRC Residential Density (Section 5 below); New Zoning Review Board Multi-Unit Housing Zoning District and – City Hall Council November 1 or 8, 2018 Regulations (Section 6 below); Parking (Section Chambers 7 below); Neighborhood Design Standards (Section 8 below); Telecommunications (Section 9 below); Transitional Height Planes (Section 10 below); and Quality of Life Districts (Section 11 below); to amend multiple sections of the Zoning Ordinance related to bicycle parking requirements so as to coordinate with certain cross references in Ordinance number 18-O- 1023 (Z-17-93) and correct certain scrivener’s errors therein (Section 12); to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes. FACT SHEET, INFORMATIONAL BOOKLET Text Amendment(s) – Comprehensive Development Plan Legislation Property Address
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