IMPORTANT NEWS & NOTIFICATIONS
FOCUS GROUP MEETING SCHEDULE - 2nd ROUND
Please mark your calendars for the next round of Focus Group Meetings as part of the Midtown Garden District Planning Effort. Info as follows:
Date: Monday, June 27th
Location: Gordon Biersch (848 Peachtree Street)
Times: CIRCULATION & INFRASTRUCTURE Focus Group Meeting: 6:00-7:30pm
DEVELOPMENT & PRESERVATION Focus Group Meeting: 7:30-9pm
Date: Wednesday, June 29th
Location: The Children’s School (345 10th Street)
Times: HEALTHY LIVING & SAFETY Focus Group Meeting: 6:00-7:30pm
GREENSPACE Focus Group Meeting: 7:30-9:00pm
As you may recall, the first round of Focus Group Meetings revolved around issues identification. These upcoming meetings will focus on goals, design concepts and neighborhood strategies. We’re excited to fill you in on all our progress over the last few months and hear your additional ideas.
Please reply to Matthew Cherry at MCherry@lordaecksargent.com and let him know if and which meeting(s) you plan to attend.
Midtown Garden District Master Plan 2016
MIDTOWN GARDEN DISTRICT MASTER PLAN
The MNA is seeking your input in the Master Plan for the Garden District area of Midtown. Please take a few minutes to answer the survey questions on the link below.
Midtown Garden District Survey
Your input will assist us as we move into phase II of the Master Planning process. The survey is based on information we got from the public during phase one.
ABOUT THE MASTER PLAN
Midtown Neighbors’ Association has partnered with Councilmember Kwanza Hall on the Plan which is being led by design firm Lord Aeck Sargent. Topics for discussion include strategies for historic preservation; desired character of new development; bicycle and pedestrian access and safety; and greenspace. The Garden District lies between Piedmont Avenue and the Atlanta Beltline. It includes the historic residential properties east of Piedmont Avenue, as well as commercial properties along Monroe Drive and Ponce De Leon Avenue.
For further information, contact Councilmember Hall at (404) 330-6038 or khall@atlantaga.gov. To learn more about the master plan and to keep up with its progress, visit the MNA website at http://www.midtownatlanta.org/master-plan/.
