Lindbergh Lavista Corridor Coalition (LLCC), Atlanta, GA @llCorridor
Dekalb County is hosting a meeting on the Water Line Replacement Plan for Woodland Hills scheduled for October 2022 to December 2023. For more information, please join the virtual community meeting on
Tuesday, September 27, 2022
6:30 p.m.
https://dekalbcountyga.zoom.us/j/5029881429
Water Line Replacement Project Notification Letter
All events will present the same information on several topics, including:
For more information visit www.dekalb2050unifiedplan.com.
Signup to help the Piedmont Heights Business Alliance on Saturday, April 23rd @ 9:30am to clean up the long neglected properties on Cheshire Bridge between Lindbergh and Lenox Rd NE between the Lindridge-Martin Manor, Woodland Hills and Lavista Park neighborhoods.
It’s now time for LLCC to part ways with long time founding community partners. Lavista Park and Lindridge Martin Manor Neighborhood Associations responded to proposed Woodland Hills Area Historic Register District project funded by LLCC. LLCC is now free to evolve our mission with more focus on the Greater Woodland Hills Area Community.
LLCC weighs in on the 1493-1501 Lavista Rezoning after review of neighborhood planning studies. LLCC looks to the Blueprints study that included this Lavista Rd corridor area. The recommendations from the Blueprints report range from the impossible to the possible. One of the recommendations from that study envisioned a nature trail connection at approximately this location.
We believe a pedestrian connection oriented as a school walking route connection is beneficial after the recent work to extend the sidewalk on the south side of Lavista from Woodland to Shepherd.
It’s very common already in other intown neighborhoods to have these more direct walking paths to the neighborhood school that may or may not be documented right of way or easements. LLCC is negotiating with the applicant to incorporate a pedestrian easement here to facilitate a Safe Walking Route connection to Briar Vista Elementary School from Lavista Rd to Franklin Cir. Discussions are also underway with the property owners on the Franklin Cir side in attempts to fully implement this connection.
Additional information about the proposal can be found on the WHNA website: https://woodlandhillsatlanta.org/2022/02/18/1493-1501-lavista-rezoning/ and on the Dekalb County planning website: https://www.dekalbcountyga.gov/planning-and-sustainability/public-hearing-agendas-info
This week LLCC submitted an application to Georgia Department of Community Affairs for a Federal Historic Register District designation of Woodland Hills (combined Dekalb & Fulton). This is not a local historic district restricting permitting. However, any projects with federal dollars attached will require additional impact studies and reviews. The recent GDOT Carolina Rail Study did not identify Woodland Hills as a historic resource but did identify Zonolite Park as requiring additional studies if that project moves forward. This designation will also assist in obtaining grants to assist in certain neighborhood projects.
Read the full eligibility application here.
Lindridge Martin Manor Public Comment schedule for next week at the Atlanta Urban Design Commission October 13, 2021 @ 4pm
via Zoom Meeting Registration:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEldu6grjsiGtfHOGy4ybKfZf4IxNvX2c-a
Meeting ID: 958 1780 0803
Dial-In: 646-558-8656, access code, 95817800803#
Agenda Item H:
Application for a Review and Comment (CASE RC-21-450) for review and comment on neighborhood entrance signage at 940 Lindbergh Dr NE. in the right of way.
Applicant: Patrick Hand
28 Third Avenue
ATLANTA, GA, 30317
phand@integratedlanddesign.com
PUDC-RCOA – REVIEW AND COMMENT ON CITY OF ATLANTA PROJECT
Urban Design Commission October 13, 2021 Agenda:
https://www.atlantaga.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/52638/637684460164270000
As a friendly reminder, MARTA will be hosting two virtual public hearings to consider the proposed fiscal year 2022 Operating and Capital Budgets. Join us Monday, May 10 at 11 am and Tuesday, May 11 at 6:30 pm on Facebook Live or YouTube as we layout our financial priorities for the next fiscal year, including service levels, fare structure, capital projects, and the economic impacts of Covid-19. To access by dial-in, please use the respective numbers and codes provided in the flyer attached and below. Visit https://itsmarta.com/public-hearings-meetings.aspx to view an overview of the budgets and share your input!
The budget may contain initiatives that may affect the Clifton Corridor Rail Connection to Emory or the Lindbergh Armour Master Plan.
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