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Readers may recall an application by the owner of Affordable Spirits to open a Club in the rear of the building, requesting a parking requirement reduction. This was voted down overwhelmingly at NPU-D but has been resurrected with a new Name (Sportsbook), application number and justification letter, otherwise largely unchanged except for the proposal to […]

Thank you to the 278 people that engaged! The Seasonal Transitions Concept B was the overwhelming favorite. There were also many very helpful feedback and comments which will be parsed and add to the overall final design and implementation.

The February 9 General Meeting at Round Trip Brewing and via Zoom provided neighborhood updates and information on upcoming developments. Membership Chair Natalia reported on the ongoing annual membership drive, which has so far gathered 40 members. Social Chair Maria shared updates on the upcoming March 29 Easter egg hunt and playgroup activities. Jessica Hill,

The Crime Prevention Unit has set the date for the Spring 2026 Citywide Neighborhood Watch Training, at the Public Training Center (1350 Constitution Rd.) for March 21, 2026. We are looking forward to seeing familiar faces and new faces join us. Please help us spread the word, we will be very grateful. All attending need

The next GM includes a few interesting things; presentations by Selig Co. on The Works Phase II Proposed, by Victual Inc. (Summerland) for their Alcohol Licence, updates from UWCID on the Mural designs, by Membership on the Annual Drive, Youth Committee on upcoming opportunities, and the Discussion and Vote on UHNA 2026 Budget. (note Membership

UHNA Liaison to the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods (BCN) and UHNA Vice President Beau Grant provides a summary of recent activities you should be aware of. ATLANTA’S EFFORTS TO IMPOSE A NEW STORM WATER FEE  Atlanta is facing a new “Stormwater Utility Fee,” a policy widely known in legal battles as a “Rain Tax.” This

As your liaison to the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods (BCN) and UHNA Vice President, I want to provide a summary of recent activities you should be aware of which deals with the ongoing APS Redistricting Plan and impacts on our neighbors. – Beau Grant The Atlanta Public Schools (APS) Board continues moving forward with their

If you enjoy the UHNA and what it brings to our neighborhood, please join me in saying a heartfelt thank you to our sponsors. Their generosity and engagement provide the backbone of UHNA funding and help sustain our events, programs, and community initiatives throughout the year. We are truly grateful for their support. If you know a

The Community Leadership Institute of Atlanta (CLIA) is offered by the Department of City Planning (DCP) in partnership with Clark Atlanta University’s (CAU) Office of Online Learning & Continuing Education (OLCE). The program equips residents with the tools to create meaningful change in Atlanta. Rooted in the city’s rich history of activism and local engagement,

The City of Atlanta is divided into twenty-five Neighborhood Planning Units or NPUs, which are citizen advisory councils that make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on zoning, land use, and other planning issues. Join us for this introductory course designed to teach residents, City employees, and stakeholders how the NPU system works and how