Z-100 Petition: Residential Property at N. Booth & Bells Ferry Roads
The BFCA has just learned that TPA Group has filed a rezoning application for the property formerly known as Z-16 (primarily located at N. Booth and Bells Ferry Roads). The application requests that 11.78 acres of the current R-20 zoning be changed to O&I (Office and Industrial) with the intention of building two 100,000 square feet 2-story office buildings and over 600 parking spaces. This is Phase I of their plan.
Read the petition
Read the petition
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Ever wonder why properties are commercial vs. residential? Why some developments have more houses than others? What differentiates one small commercial building from a strip mall? Zoning 101, led by Commissioner JoAnn Birrell, is available for everyone to view and learn.
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The BFCA is looking for people to volunteer their time and expertise with the group. We are also looking for people in subdivisions who can act as our communications liaisons to share information with their neighbors. Let us know if you'd like to help.
Watch Zoning 101
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The BFCA is looking for people to volunteer their time and expertise with the group. We are also looking for people in subdivisions who can act as our communications liaisons to share information with their neighbors. Let us know if you'd like to help.
As Cobb County continues to grow and develop, issues impacting the well-being of area residents are constantly surfacing; issues such as traffic speed and congestion, zoning and development, environmental quality, preservation of open space, crime control and prevention, and neighborhood enhancements. The BFCA is an all-volunteer organization from the Bells Ferry corridor. We work with local legislators, environmental groups, law enforcement officials, residents and neighborhood associations within our area to address these issues head-on as they arise. Individuals are encouraged to actively participate in their communities and the decisions affecting them.
