Policies aimed at spurring more housing in Atlanta are heading back to City Council. That’s after two months of public input in which neighborhoods around Atlanta largely rejected the changes.
The City Council proposed several changes to the city’s zoning earlier this year.
One would eliminate minimum parking space requirements for developers in residential areas.
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