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Council designates Randolph Lucas Jones House as single‑family residential landmark site
Summary
The council approved zoning committee substitution to designate the Randolph Lucas Jones House at 78 Peachtree Circle as a single‑family residential landmark site, with staff, NPU and ZRB recommending approval; the item passed in a grouped vote (4-0).
The Atlanta City Council approved a zoning‑committee substitute to designate the Randolph Lucas Jones House, located at 78 Peachtree Circle, as a single‑family residential landmark site. The measure was approved as part of a group vote recorded as 4 yays, 0 nays.
The ordinance listed in the meeting record describes the change as designating the property in the Seventeenth District of Fulton County from a single‑family residential zoning district to single‑family residential landmark building/site. Staff, the Neighborhood Planning Unit and the Zoning Review Board recommended approval of the designation.
The chair moved to approve multiple items together; Council Member Shook seconded. The clerk reported the vote as 4 yays, 0 nays and indicated the items were approved.
The transcript does not include the full landmark ordinance text, any conditions placed on the designation, or the reasons given for landmark status. No public comment on the landmark designation was recorded in the excerpt provided.
