What area does North Buckhead include?
This map shows the approximate boundaries of North Buckhead.  (Please note that these boundaries are approximate only).  For further details and history of the North Buckhead area, please see the NBCA main site.

 

When does the Zoning/Land Use Committee meet?
The Land Use/Zoning Committee normally meets the third Monday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Wieuca Road Baptist Church in Room S-103. (Park in the Wieuca Road parking lot and enter the stairs down into the church offices area and take the first left corridor).  The agenda is available here.

Are meetings open to the public?
Yes, meetings are open to the public.  Please attend and make your voice heard.

 

What is the process if I am applying for a variance or rezoning?
Our committee is not able to provide legal or other official advice on the measures necessary to apply for a variance or for rezoning or subdivision of property.  It is the applicant's responsibility to investigate all applicable procedures and requirements and determine how to proceed.

However, in general, you should first submit your application to the city.  Typically, you should then see that your application is thereafter presented to the appropriate neighborhood organization, following which it usually goes to the applicable NPU and/or other entity involved.   After you contact our committee and present your application to us, we usually will meet with you to conduct a site visit and review the application in greater detail.  

Is there a deadline for submitting my application to the NBCA Land Use/Zoning Committee?

  • Join the North Buckhead Civic Association.  The membership form is available online.
  • Sign up for the NBCA mailing list.  Over 1,000 subscribers receive email notices of upcoming events.
  • Read the NBCA Newsletter.
  • The Land Use/Zoning Committee posts signs prominently outside of properties which will be considered at the next meeting.
  • Check the Committee's agenda at this website.
  • If you have further questions, you can contact a committee member by email or telephone.