The Heart of West Midtown
This is the first of several meetings where HPCIA partners with the Georgia Tech School of City & Regional Planning. The meeting will introduce the collaboration and collect feedback on neighborhood issues and master plan implementation opportunities. Topics may include housing, development options, urban design, and master plan analysis. Open to HPCIA members, residents, property […]
HPCIA will host an in-person community meeting focused on Public Safety. It will include a brief HPCIA update followed by a public safety discussion and Q&A with APD Zone 5 Commander, Major Brian Schiffbauer and GTPD Chief Robert Connolly. This meeting is open only to Home Park residents and businesses that operate in Home Park […]
Attendees must pre-register for the HPCIA October Land Use Committee meeting prior to this deadline to ensure participation. After this date and time, registration will not be possible. Register here: https://homepark.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=abd36bcc72f7e021a4447ee49&id=0b2185c00c&e=90cf70ae80
The HPCIA Land Use committee will meet to discuss and vote on legislation sponsored by Councilman Byron Amos that would limit short term rental licenses in Home Park to only primary residences meeting the homestead definition. You must pre-register for this meeting prior to 5pm on October 18th to ensure participation. Register here: https://homepark.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=abd36bcc72f7e021a4447ee49&id=6c41ab81d1&e=90cf70ae80
The deadline to nominate yourself or someone else for the 2023 HPCIA board positions is November 8th. On this date, the slate of candidates will be presented via a community Zoom meeting.
The first in a series of focused community workshops for ATL Zoning 2.0, the process of rewriting the current Zoning Ordinance. This workshop will cover Diagnostic/Citywide Alternatives. Registration is required via the link provided in the original newsletter.
The elections for the 2023 HPCIA board positions will be held at our December community meeting on December 13th. The location for this meeting is yet to be determined.
The second in a series of focused community workshops for ATL Zoning 2.0, the process of rewriting the current Zoning Ordinance. This workshop will continue discussions on Citywide Alternatives. Registration is required via the link provided in the original newsletter.
The third in a series of focused community workshops for ATL Zoning 2.0, the process of rewriting the current Zoning Ordinance. This workshop will cover Growth Area Alternatives. Registration is required via the link provided in the original newsletter.
The HPCIA LUC has two agenda items regarding alcohol license applications for Toast on Lenox (349 14th Street NW) and Spice House (375 14th St. NW). Anyone can participate, but only members can vote. Reviewing applications beforehand is highly recommended. The Zoom invitation link is: https://homepark.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=abd36bcc72f7e021a4447ee49&id=78d3557388&e=90cf70ae80