Maintaining the neighborhood’s character and protecting neighbors from zoning violations is the work of the Zoning Committee. Volunteers hear variance requests the first Tuesday of every month (except when that date is a holiday). Meetings are currently held online via Zoom at 7:00 PM.
All neighbors are welcome to attend. To join the committee, simply begin coming to meetings. There is a requirement that new members attend at least 3 meetings in order to vote on variance recommendations. Please consider helping to maintain the integrity of our neighborhood by contributing to this work. Contact zoning@mlpa.org with questions.
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The MLPA Board meets monthly (on the second Monday) via Zoom at 7:00pm to conduct the business of the association. All neighbors are welcome! Only board members may vote.
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Join our Neighborhood Planning Unit's monthly meeting. Morningside/Lenox Park is located in NPU-F. Click here for general information and here for member registration, agendas and minutes.
Registration Link
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Meeting ID: 845 9824 9006
History of Morningside: MLPA Walking Tour
Saturday, August 29
10:00 to 11:30 a.m
Begin/End at Morningside Farmers' Market (1411 N Morningside Dr)
Pam and Jim Auchmutey have graciously agreed to lead upcoming Neighborhood History Walks for neighbors! The pair has mapped out a “highlights” route featuring some of the neighborhood’s most interesting historic sites, designed to last approximately 60 to 90 minutes.
The tour will begin and end at the information booth of the Morningside Farmers’ Market, located at 1411 N. Morningside Drive, where ample surface and street parking is available.
Pam and Jim are longtime volunteers and tour guides at The Wren’s Nest in Atlanta’s West End. Jim, a former reporter for the AJC, has a longtime passion for reading and writing about history.
Along the route, participants will learn not only about the history of Morningside and Virginia-Highland, but also about the important events, preservation efforts, and historic markers that help tell the story of Atlanta’s growth and transformation through the decades.
Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes. These events have a capacity of 20 to ensure a great experience for all.
Saturday, October 10
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