“What Can I Do?” Important links and emails

1) View and comment on Atlanta Zoning 2.0

  A)  Follow link to “Atlanta Zoning 2.0”

https://www.atlzoning.konveio.com/revised-discussion-draft-form-districts-clean


    B) Scroll down to “UG3”; that is the proposed replacement zone for our current RG-2



     C) Create a user account and add comments. 


2) Send your concerns and questions via e-mail to the consultants:


     A) acruz@contenteconsulting.com

     B) kmholmes@atlantaga.gov

     C) cracicot@tsw-design.com

     D) atlzoning2@Atlantaga.gov


3) Email cc: your concerns to our city council representative:


     awan@atlantaga.gov


4) Questions for your scrappy little amateur neighborhood effort? Email:


     Savesaintcharlesandgreenwood@gmail.com


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