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Neighborhood Planning Unit-F

 

 


Map of NPU-F (pdf)

Monthly Meeting

3rd Monday of each month at the Hillside facility between Courtenay Dr and Monroe Dr. Access is available from 1301 Monroe Dr, opposite the CSO facility on Monroe. Parking is available at the rear of the building off Monroe Dr.

Click here for Yahoo Map to meeting site

The NPU-F Zoning Committee meets during the 4th week of the month, generally at the Hillside Facility on Monroe Dr. Meetings begin at 7:30pm and are open to the public. Please Email olansky@bellsouth.net or cn3353@att.com to confirm.

NPU-F Officers 

Click here for the list of all NPU-F Officers and Committee Chairs

DROUGHT INFORMATION

A LEVEL 4 Drought is in effect in North Georgia.
There is a total ban on all outdoor watering. 

Water Conservation Tips and Drought Information Websites 

 

NPU-F Neighborhoods

Click here for Neighborhood Association contact and meeting information

NPU-F Documents & Information

Zoning and Variance Cases

NPU-F requires that you meet with your neighborhood association prior to your appearance at the NPU. Each neighborhood association has different requirements, but generally all ask that you attend their Planning or Zoning Committee meeting prior to a general neighborhood-wide meeting at which a vote on a recommendation is taken. That recommendation is reported to the NPU at your formal NPU hearing, and the vote taken at this meeting is the one reported to the appropriate city agency. Information on neighborhoods and their planning/zoning contacts and meeting schedules can be found at "NPU-F Neighborhoods" above.

Meeting Agendas and Minutes 

Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes
January 2008 January 2008
February 2008 February 2008
March 2007 March 2008
April 2008 April 2008
May 2008 May 2008
June 2008 June 2008
July 2008 July 2008
August 2008 August 2007
September 2007 September 2007
October 2007 October 2007
November 2007 November 2007
December 2007 December 2007

Georgia Watch 

Georgia Watch is the state’s leading nonprofit, nonpartisan, consumer watchdog and advocacy organization.  Georgia Watch assists and educates consumers on a wide variety of consumer issues, including predatory lending, identity theft, access to affordable health care, patient safety and insurance.  Georgia Watch promotes consumer-friendly public policy and greater protections for victims of fraud, malpractice and misinformation. Celebrating its fifth year in existence, Georgia Watch is proud to announce its newest board member, Clark Howard.

This year, Georgia Watch is focusing its education and outreach efforts on Credit Freeze.  A Credit Freeze requires the reporting agencies to block access to a consumer’s credit report and score, which is most commonly accessed by potential lenders or creditors. Although a credit freeze cannot stop abuse in existing accounts, it is the single most effective tool against new account fraud.  In fact, Credit freeze is the only surefire way to protect against new account fraud.  Effective August 1, all Georgians will have access to this new tool for as little as $3 or free.  To learn more about credit freeze please contact Georgia Watch at 404-525-1085.

 

 

City of Atlanta Resources
 

City of Atlanta Planner for NPU-F: Doug Young, dyoung@atlantaga.gov 404-330-6702

City of Atlanta Website

City of Atlanta New Resident Handout (large file) 

Traffic Impact of Sewer Rehab Work (Dept of Watershed Management resource for traffic alerts and advisories) 

Atlanta Strategic Action Plan (ASAP) 

 

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Last modified: August 14, 2008