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Considering a rezoning from O-I to O-I and a Special Land Use Permit to allow 4+ household living at 4170 Ashford Dunwoody Road, requested by Ashford Green Venture, LLC

A rezoning and a Special Land Use Permit for 4+ household living on Ashford Dunwoody Road

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Considering a rezoning from O-I to O-I and a Special Land Use Permit to allow 4+ household living at 4170 Ashford Dunwoody Road, requested by Ashford Green Venture, LLC

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5members of Brookhaven City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, August 25, 2026
Yes3
No0

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CityBrookhaven City CouncilPassed Aug 25

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  • John ParkCity of BrookhavenNo vote on recordCall
  • Michael DiazDistrict 1Voted yesCall
  • Conor SenDistrict 2Voted yesCall
  • Madeleine SimmonsDistrict 3AbsentCall
  • John J. FunnyDistrict 4Voted yesCall

Whole board: passed 3 to 0, Aug 25

Decided, Aug 25: The council voted 3 to 0 on the item 1. ORDRZ 2026-08-01 Consideration of LUP26-00001 and LUP26-00002: Rezoning from O-I (Office-institution) to O-I (Office - Institution) and a Special Land Use Permit to allow 4+ household living - Ashford Green Venture, LLC - 4170 Ashford Dunwoody Road - Director of Community Development, Linda ... It passed.

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