News and Events - May 2013
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MNA Mission Statement and By-Laws
The mission of the Midtown Neighbors’ Association is to assure that our vibrant and diverse neighborhood becomes an increasingly better community in which to enjoy the benefits of the urban experience . . .
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Monthly Land Use Meeting - 3rd Tuesday Each Month
The Next Land Use meeting is re-scheduled for Tuesday, May 21, 2013. The Land Use Committee regularly meets the 3rd Tuesday each month at Jason's Deli on 10th Street. Meetings begin at 7:pm. Please click on heading for a list of applicants and the Land Use agenda.
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Monthly License & Permit Committee Meeting - Tuesday, May 28, 2013
The License and Permit meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 28, 2013. The meeting will take place in the Community Room at Jason's Deli on 10th Street near Myrtle.
To see the agenda, please click on the heading above.
If you have any questions or comments for the License & Permit Committee, please contact us via email at LiquorLicenses@midtownatlanta.org or LicensePermits@midtownatlanta.org.
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Monthly Board of Directors Meeting - Last Thursday Each Month
The next scheduled meeting of the MNA Board of Directors will be held on Thursday, May 31, 2013 in the Community Room at Jason's Deli on 10th Street. All Board of Directors meetings are open to the public. The MNA encourages all our neighbors and any interested parties to attend our Board meetings.
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NPU-E - 1st Tuesday Each Month
The next NPU-E Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 4. Neighborhood Planning Units (NPUs) are citizen advisory councils that make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on zoning, land-use and other planning issues.
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June 19 Mingle in Midtown - Mi Cocina
Meet old friends and make new ones at one of Midtown's newest dining and mingling establishments.
Mi Cocina will be serving complimentary appetizers and your first drink (beer, wine or Mambo Taxi) is free. Driving? There is also 2-hour validated parking.
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Maps of Midtown - MNA and Midtown
Have you ever wondered how different organizations or zoning designations relate to Midtown and the Midtown Neighbors’ Association? Board Member Terry Bond put together a few maps with overlays to help neighbors see where the MNA Boundaries lie and how various zoning, Atlanta City Council and improvement districts overlay those boundaries.
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Land Use and Zoning FAQ
Welcome to the Midtown Neighbors' Association Land Use Committee. The following is designed as a general guide and introduction to the neighborhood review process, the terminology, and a synopsis of the most relevant codes, texts and pertinent maps. It is designed to make the process more transparent and assist the LUC board members in understanding both the structure of the review process and to provide easier access to the most referenced codes under review (more inside)
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