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Alpharetta council approves rezoning and conditional use for Shipping Post at 312 North Main with 10-space parking requirement
Summary
The Alpharetta City Council on Jan. 27 approved a rezoning and conditional use to allow a print-and-shipping store called the Shipping Post at 312 North Main Street, adding a condition that the applicant stripe and maintain 10 parking spaces.
The Alpharetta City Council on Jan. 27 approved a rezoning and conditional use to allow a print-and-shipping store called the Shipping Post to occupy an existing 1,300-square-foot building at 312 North Main Street in downtown Alpharetta.
City staff told council the property — developed in about 1940 and now designated mixed use live-work in the comprehensive plan — was proposed to be rezoned from ONI (office/institutional) to DTLW (downtown live/work). Michael Woodman, a planning staff member, said the applicant intends to operate printing, packing and shipping, passport photos, notary, mailbox rental and computer rental services; hours would be Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and Sunday noon–4 p.m., with four employees anticipated.
Council’s approval was conditioned on staff’s recommended items and an additional requirement…
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