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Board recommends on-site creek cleanup, more landscaping and improved greenway connectivity

Design Review Board, City of Chamblee · March 5, 2026
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Summary

The board recommended five advisory conditions including limited on-site creek cleanup allowed under the UDO, additional evergreen landscaping on the northern buffer, and improved pedestrian connectivity to the Peachtree Creek Greenway; the motion passed 3-0-0.

Board members discussed potential connectivity to the Peachtree Creek Greenway, cleanup of fallen trees and trash within the applicant’s property where allowed by code, and adding a thicker evergreen buffer near the dog park to shield neighbors. Dean Delatory and others emphasized the value of connecting the development to the greenway should the future Brookhaven phase alignment change.

Matt Adams read the five recommended conditions aloud to the board, which then moved and seconded to approve them. The conditions include exploring greenway connectivity, providing basic cleanup of the portion of the creek that resides on the property to the extent permissible by the UDO, relocating the northwest dumpster to meet setbacks, adding northern landscaping and improving the far-left vehicular entrance. The motion passed 3‑0‑0.