Tag: Atlanta BeltLine
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New GSU report on Atlanta’s TADs raises concerns about a ‘quite successful’ program
Georgia State University released a research paper Tuesday that portrays Atlanta’s massive TAD program as “quite successful” despite some management techniques that appear to be “odd.” Default in one district could occur in 2024.
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GSU researchers warned in 2004 of BeltLine funding woes if economy soured
In 2004, a research paper from Georgia State University outlined risks associated with the funding mechanism of the public amenities along the Atlanta BeltLine. It foretold the type of conflict that’s occurred between Atlanta and Atlanta Public Schools.
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Protest of Atlanta’s payment to APS for BeltLine yields no immediate result
The financing of the Atlanta BeltLine is an enigma. That’s the result of an hour-long discussion Wednesday by the Atlanta City Council’s Finance Committee over the decision by Mayor Kasim Reed’s administration to pay Atlanta Public Schools $5 million last month without first informing the council.
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Fuqua to build Atlanta BeltLine trail, connector road near Glenwood Place
Fuqua Development plans to build a short length of the Atlanta BeltLine trail near its Glenwood Place project and the owner of the property, which isn’t Fuqua, is to deed the trail to the city of Atlanta.
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BeltLine’s Eastside Trail to be extended through use of eminent domain, if necessary
The City of Atlanta is preparing to acquire additional land to extend the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, by condemnation if necessary.
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Loose on the Beltline by Kelly Jordan
This week’s theme is “Loose on the Beltline”
Posted inKelly Jordan, Seen in Atlanta
Loose on the Beltline by Kelly Jordan
This week’s theme is “Loose on the Beltline”
Posted inKelly Jordan, Seen in Atlanta
Loose on the Beltline by Kelly Jordan
This week’s theme is “Loose on the Beltline”
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Atlanta BeltLine’s plans for Murphy Crossing aim to get something started ASAP
Instead of tearing down old structures along the Atlanta BeltLine and building an entirely new community at Murphy Crossing, BeltLine leaders seem to prefer to keep the old and add new units of affordable housing.
