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Dunwoody council discusses expanding entertainment districts

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Dunwoody council discusses expanding entertainment districts — Sandy Springs Real Estate news

The Dunwoody City Council discussed a proposal to add entertainment districts and expand others within the city. At Council Member Rob Price’s request, the staff prepared four scenarios of boundary expansion that were reviewed at a July 27 meeting. The council looked at four scenarios, according to a staff memo: Option 1: No changeOption 2: Expansion parcel by parcelOption 3: Expansion district-wideOption 4: Expansion citywideDuring that meeting, council members expressed their preference to consider option 3, which proposes district boundaries similar to the current Dunwoody Village entertainment district, according to a staff memo about the districts. Under that scenario, entertainment districts will have easily identifiable boundariesthat emphasize the district nature of each area, the memo said. The staff has now mapped the new and updated entertainment districts. No changes areproposed to the existing Dunwoody Village entertainment district, while the existingPerimet

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