Atlanta Beltline is updating its 2009 Subarea 7 Master Plan
A hybrid public meeting on November 16 at Uptown Atlanta opens a week-long interactive open house at the same spot.
Atlanta Beltline has started updating its Subarea 7 Master Plan to reflect current community priorities. The original plan was adopted in 2009 and selected as a Livable Centers Initiative in 2014, with recommendations on transit, mobility, affordable housing and more.
The Beltline will host a hybrid public meeting on November 16 at Uptown Atlanta, followed by a week-long interactive open house there.
From Atlanta Beltline· Instagram · Nov 6
Open the post“#ICYMI: We've started updating our Subarea 7 Master Plan to reflect current community priorities and visions! The original plan, which was adopted in 2009 and selected by @PlanAtlanta as a Livable Centers Initiative in 2014, includes recommendations on how to guide growth and development within the area, especially as it relates to transit, mobility, affordable housing, and more. In addition to popping up around the area, we'll also be hosting a hybrid public meeting on November 16 at @UptownAtlanta, followed by a week-long interactive open house at the same spot. To learn more, check out the link in our bio.”
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