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Chattahoochee Hills City Council · September 5, 2024

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Strong Towns/Urban Pre presentation on tax productivity per acre

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A council member summarized a Strong Towns charette and a presentation by Joe Miniki of Urban Pre that maps tax revenue per acre and argues mixed-use, downtown-style development yields far higher tax revenue per acre and lower per-acre service costs than strip-mall and big-box development. The presenter cited examples from Asheville and a regional case (TR/Trill/F County) showing downtown parcels yield orders of magnitude more revenue per acre than large edge-of-town retail, and said these metrics should guide local zoning.

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Eligible for media: Council members discussed a Strong Towns presentation on tax productivity per acre, the Merrill project and associated variance/public hearing scheduling, parks signage and trail map adoption, a federal Safe Streets planning grant application, a tax-collection MOU with a neighboring county, a Trust for Public Land agreement to pursue ~70 acres for a park, and first reads of a Series-project buffer variance and the UDC update.

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