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Neighbor supports restaurant revival but says she didn’t expect a bar; two abutters filed letters of support
Summary
Michelle Lowry, a resident at 231 Avenue Mills Road, said she was "thrilled" about the revival but "didn't realize there was gonna be a bar." The planning board read two written letters from abutters Lindsay Kipp and "Timothy McLennus or Dinnis" expressing support or no opposition for activity at 222 Emery Mills Road.
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Michelle Lowry, who identified herself during public comment as a resident at 231 Avenue Mills Road, told the Chamblee Planning Board she was "thrilled" about the proposal to reopen the restaurant but said she had not realized a bar would be part of the plan: "I didn't realize there was gonna be a bar."
The Chair read two written letters submitted in advance: an April 13 letter from Lindsay Kipp of 242 Emery Mills Road expressing support for "Upward Management Group's proposal," and an April 2 letter from "Timothy McLennus or Dinnis," an abutter at 225 Emery Mills Road, stating he was not opposed to activity at 222 Emery Mills Road. The written comments indicate at least some nearby property owners support or do not oppose the project.
