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Summary of Form and Use District Updates

Review an overview of changes to both Form and Use Districts, including the illustrative graphics.

This document summarizes key change to the Form and Use Districts that have been made since the May 20th draft. 

It includes graphics illustrating differences between the type of development allowed in current R4 and R5 zoning districts and their proposed equivalent. 
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AntonGudiswitz Dec 15 2024 at 11:50PM on page 5

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THIS IS DESPICABLE. What will you say when your new law evicts hundreds of people just trying to get by with roommates? We're talking about thousands of young people, college students who are forced by our housing crisis to get roommates to split rent, and then we want to ban their only option? People shouldn't have to get married to be allowed to live. We're not in the 50s any more, don't take us back.
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AntonGudiswitz Dec 15 2024 at 11:43PM on page 5

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This is absurd. We have a housing crisis. We have a homelessness crisis. Allow ADUs in R1-3 you cowards. Let homeowners build affordable options for their family and neighbors.
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SiteAdmin Dec 2 2024 at 2:05PM on page 1

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There are new zoning districts that could support missing middle, but properties would need to be rezoned. No zoning maps changes are proposed at part of ATL Zoning 2.0 other than a one-to-one renaming/conversion of existing districts.
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John Thompson Dec 2 2024 at 12:25PM on page 1

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Does all of these changes allow missing middle housing to be built in residential neighborhoods? If not we should allow for all types of small and medium scale builds to increase the housing stock.
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SiteAdmin Nov 20 2024 at 12:04PM on page 3

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This is specified on page 2-90 of the Form Districts. Essentially both of the following must be met: 1. The lot must be zoned an eligible FORM district; and 2. The USE district it is paired with must allow the use. For example, if a use district doesn't allow commercial uses, a "shopfront" is not allowed.
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Jennifer Friese Nov 20 2024 at 6:57AM on page 3

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Where do we see if a District is eligible for an Alternate Form? Thanks
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