Proposed changes to DeKalb County zoning ordinance would favor commercial interests and strip rights from homeowners, the Druid Hills Civic Association said.
The association said the changes "concerned" it in a post on its blog last week:
Here are some of the proposed changes:
-Reduce the size of buffers between zoning classifications to make it easier to redevelop commercial corridors;
-Eliminate the 35 ft. height limitation in zones classified for office buildings, thereby permitting five-story buildings to go up adjacent to single family homes;
-Exempt pervious pavement from paving restrictions, enabling homeowners to pave all or larger portions of their properties (this affects the watershed);
Read the full post for more information.
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