City of Alpharetta Proposes Mandatory Minimum 18-foot Paved Driveways
The City of Alpharetta is proceeding with a draft Ordinance…
City of Atlanta Phase II: Zoning Code Update Passes Full City Council
Council Members,
In 2015 the City of Atlanta selected a team…
Senate Study Committee on Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Approves Recommendation to Create an Authority to Oversee Airport Operations
The Senate Study Committee on Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Operations…
As Metro Atlanta Continues to Grapple with Affordability, Brookhaven City Council Adopts Region’s First City-Wide Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Policy
As Metro Atlanta Continues to Grapple with Affordability, Brookhaven City Council Adopts the Region’s First City-Wide Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning This week, Brookhaven became the first…
Council Past & Future Chairmen, Board Members, Continue to Lead Metro Atlanta and Georgia
Council Members: It is always a great pleasure to highlight the vast and diverse achievements of Council for Quality Growth Members, Board Members, and Board…
Council Perspective: Tensions Between Local Control & Streamlined Development Remain Heading into 2019 Legislative Session
With legislators’ attention in this week’s Special Called Session focused on hurricane relief in Southwest Georgia and the jet fuel tax exemption, there was also…
Building and Development Industry Coalesces to Assist Georgia Hurricane Victims: Be A Part of this Effort
As you all know, Hurricane Michael inflicted an unprecedented amount of damage upon Southwest Georgia. Georgia state agencies, power companies, the American Red Cross and other relief…
Special Master Releases Case Management Order in Fl. v. Ga. Tri-State Water Wars, Sets the Tone in Next Round of Litigation
Council Members:
The Special Master has issued a Case Management…
Taylor Morison Promoted to Director of Policy & Government Affairs
Council for Quality Growth has named Taylor Morison as its new Director of Policy & Government Affairs. Taylor has been our Senior Policy Analyst since he…
Alpharetta Considers Ban on Recreational Fire Pits in Most Residential Districts
The City of Alpharetta is considering an amendment to its…
City of Atlanta Presents Phase II of Atlanta Zoning Ordinance Update to Technical Advisory Committee
In 2015 the City of Atlanta selected a team of…
