Discussion Draft Storefront Street Map

Include McDaniel from the beltline to Whitehall. There are already a few storefront style properties in the Pittsburgh Neighborhood on McDaniel and storefronts would go a long way to activate the section of McDaniel in Mechanicsville that is currently a car sewer.

I see that the ordinance would require storefront character, but is there any incentives from city council or the Zoning 2.0 to push/incentivize commercial spaces to be built with this new ordinance. It would be a shame just to have these neighborhoods filled with residential that looks commercial but still car dependent. Also would the storefront house be permit with this ordinance? It could bring more commercial space into neighborhoods, give people the opportunity to own their own live/work, while adding variety into the storefront architecture.

As President of the Historic Hunter Hills Neighborhood Association, I am speaking on behalf of the residents of our community. We are frustrated, fed up, and tired about the lack of businesses that truly support the needs of our community on Joseph E. Boone. The area is saturated with corner stores and food marts that sell alcohol and provide no options for healthy nutritional food. The storefronts are in old buildings that do no reflect the character of our community. There is a dire need for a grocers, health services, restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, bicycle shop, and other small businesses to serve this community within walking distance. We would like to see this street mirror Inman Park, Virginia Highlands, Kirkwood commercial districts. We must raise the zoning standards and code compliance to force these businesses to comply and serve the neighboring communities. A good example is the Westview Corridor along Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. Over the last 5 years we've seen the growth of Slutty Vegan, Augie's, and other small businesses to serve this beltline community along with new streetscaping. Our goal is to see Boone return to the glory days of the 50s, 60s, and 70s where this corridor served the needs of the community. Tell us how we can make this change happen!

Please keep this area low to medium density mixed use.

Please keep the Roswell Road corridor north of Piedmont Road mixed use low density/height. The vast majority of structures are one or two stories, no higher. Keep in mind that on both sides of Roswell Road are single family neighborhoods, so tall building/high density would not be in keeping with the neighborhoods.

I do not wish to see any more storefronting encouraged near Walker Park, nor Sugar Creek which is a critical watershed for the city of Atlanta. I think that it needs to be removed on Memorial from Memorial Terrace SE east to Lamon.

I feel like the streets chosen in Midtown/Downtown are pretty conservative, we should push storefronts on more streets in the most urban areas of the city.

If the beltline is a street on the street types map, it should be shown as a storefront street on this map

Include this stretch of Lee St. its between two marta stations, beltline adjacent, and adjacent to the future Lee Street Trail.