The Heart of West Midtown
The agenda tonight for Land Use includes one item: The 14th Street Shell Station is applying for a change of ownership to Yasir Khan and a change of status liquor license to add wine to the alcoholic beverages currently sold. The application can be found via the provided link. The meeting will start at 7pm […]
The HPCIA Community Planning & Development Committee Meeting meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month. This month's meeting will be held at the Atlanta Christian Church at 1095 State Street (about 200 feet south of 14th Street - parking lot and entrance from Hunerkopf Street). This month we will be finalizing the Home Park Identity Statement, […]
Join the Home Park neighborhood clean-up during Earth Day Week. The event will kick off with coffee and donuts and a quick neighborhood update from the HPCIA board before the clean-up begins. The total time from start to finish should take around 90 minutes. RSVP is encouraged to help ensure enough bags, gloves, supplies, coffee, […]
This is the final period for residents to provide public input to the City of Atlanta regarding its proposed Zoning and Comprehensive Development Plan changes. Details on how to submit input will be shared at the HPCIA Community Meeting on July 1st.
University officials noted this swim meet hosted at the McAuley Aquatic Center. The CRC Parking Deck (W10) will be closed to permit holders during this time. Expect extra traffic and increased foot traffic in the CRC area.
Georgia Tech orientation sessions are ongoing, causing additional traffic around the John Lewis Student Center.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium will host a soccer match between the U.S. and Panama. Kickoff is at 6 p.m. Anticipate very difficult traffic to get around Midtown and Downtown through the evening.
CNN will host the Presidential debate. Expect significant road closures (10th Street from State Street to Spring Street, Fowler Street from Sixth to 10th Street, starting Wednesday night until midnight Thursday) and traffic disruptions including rolling roadblocks on I-75/85.
Residents have until mid-July to provide their input on the City of Atlanta's proposed Zoning and Land Use/Comprehensive Development Plan changes. This is the final opportunity for public comment before ordinances are finalized. Input can be submitted online or at one of the city's remaining workshops.
This is the final opportunity to provide public input on the City of Atlanta's proposed Zoning 2.0 and Plan A, which will bring significant changes to zoning and land use designations across all city neighborhoods, including Home Park. Options for input will be ending in mid-July.