Neighborhood
Planning Unit E
A Neighborhood Planning Unit (NPU) is a City of Atlanta chartered organization responsible for reviewing and recommending approval or denial on City of Atlanta rezoning applications, special use permits, special administrative permits, sub-division plans to the City of Atlanta official review boards and City Council.
NPU Overview
- The NPU consists of a board represented by a resident of each neighborhood within the specfic NPU.
NPU E includes Midtown as well as the following neighborhoods: Ansley Park, Brookwood, Brookwood Hills, Bellwood, Georgia Tech, Home Park, and Loring Heights.
- All projects must be reviewed by the offical neighborhood association before going to the NPU.
(Midtown Neighbors' Association)
>>See NPU Maps
- An NPU meets once a month (see info. at right >>) throughout the year to review applications and discuss projects or problems within the NPU.
- Each NPU is staffed by one City of Atlanta, Bureau of Planning employee (usually a senior level city planner).
- Some of the City of Atlanta Departments (i.e. police, fire, public works)
have representatives that attend NPU meetings.
- The NPU meeting serves as a forum for residents to discuss upcoming events,
City services and plans or development projects.
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When:
General Meeting, 7 p.m., first Wednesday of each month
Land Use Committee, 7 p.m., fourth Wednesday of each month
Where:
Peachtree Branch Library, 1315 Peachtree St., N.E., across from the Woodruff Arts Center)
Sponsors:
NPU E and the Bureau of Planning
- Chairperson:
Randle Lautzenheiser
- NPU Planner:
Dan Cohen
- NPU Coordinator:
John Culbreth
- Public Info:
Robin R. Wilson
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