Coming up this week on the NPU-S calendar:
As usual, our meeting is being held over Google Meet. Attendees should register beforehand! If you do not register then we cannot count your attendance or verify your identity on voting matters.
This month there are no voting matters, but there is one presentation of a proposed subdivision at 1055 Westmont, SD-20-18. You can find out more information about this subdivision at http://www.npu-s.org/2020/12/monday-127-community-meeting.html
As always, representatives from the police, code enforcement, public works, and other City departments will call in to give reports, and we'll discuss NPU and community programs for our constituents. Come on out!
To register, either register online at http://bit.ly/NPUS-Meeting-Register, or call (770) 744-5311 and leave a message with a way for us to reach you.
Agenda, minutes, and supporting documents can be found on http://bit.ly/NPUS-Meeting-Docs
To attend the meeting:
From our neighborhood partners at Oakland City Community Organization:
The runoff elections on January 5th are quickly approaching, and as a neighborhood, we want to keep the momentum going! While voter turnout in November increased from previous years, as a neighborhood we can do better. To that end, we are looking for volunteers to canvas the neighborhood (we can break it down into streets), and place flyers on mailboxes.If you are interested in this initiative, please email Adriana at secretary@occoatl.org
Coming up this week on the NPU-S calendar:From the Urban League of Greater Atlanta:
Grant Opportunities Available
Calling All Black/African American Restaurants and Food Service Operators
We are extremely excited to announce a new partnership that the National Urban League has forged with the PepsiCo Foundation to assist Black / African American restaurants and food service operators.
A feature of this new partnership is that we will be able to offer equity grants to a select group of Black / African American restaurant owners and food service operators that participate in the training and technical assistance initiative that we will be executing pursuant to this new partnership.
We are doing a survey to show the impact and need in the Atlanta market.
Please take the survey to tell us about your business.
The federal funds may be used to cover past due rent, utilities, mortgage and security deposits as a result of impending eviction. To apply, go to https://relief.uwga.org or call 211.
Coming up this week on the NPU-S calendar:On NPU-S's agenda for December is SD-20-18, a proposal to subdivide several large parcels into 13 separate lots. These new properties, zoned for single family residences, would be in the area between Orlando Place and Westmont Rd. The proposed subdivision is highlighted in pink in the illustration.
Subdivisions are not subject to a vote by the NPU; they are for review and comment only. However, the developers have graciously agreed to meet with members of the community beforehand to give a presentation and discuss the project.
This meeting will be held on Monday, December 7, at 7pm, via Google Meet.
The associated documents can be found in the NPU-S shared meeting drive, http://bit.ly/NPUS-Meeting-Docs. If you have any questions or concerns, you can email Nick Hess at chair@npu-s.org or call at (404) 890 0089.
