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Chamblee council holds first readings to annex five properties, assign mixed‑use zoning
Summary
City attorney read three ordinances on first reading to annex five properties into Chamblee, amend the future development map and assign mixed‑use zoning; council moved the items to second reading with no substantive debate.
The Chamblee City Council on Monday read headings for three ordinances that would annex five properties into the city and assign mixed‑use zoning to parcels on Clermont and Briarcliff roads.
The city attorney read the ordinances by headings, describing an amendment to the future development map to add a mixed‑use future land use designation for parcels at 2767 Clermont Road and multiple Briarcliff Road addresses, a zoning ordinance assigning a Mixed Use Business Center zoning district to those parcels, and an annexation ordinance adopting the properties into the city “pursuant to chapter 36 of Title 36 of the Official Code of Georgia.” After the readings the council voted to move the items to second reading without additional questions.
Why it matters: The first readings begin a formal municipal process that, if approved on subsequent readings, will change city boundaries and the zoning rules that govern development on the affected parcels. City staff noted the official Chamblee zoning map would be updated to reflect the rezonings.
Council procedure: The readings were presented as “headings only,” and councilmembers did not request discussion. The council clerk recorded the items for formal follow‑up at second reading; no final votes on annexation or zoning were taken at this meeting.
What’s next: The ordinances will return at a later meeting for a second reading and final action. Public notice and the official map amendments would be updated if the council adopts the measures.
