Board of Zoning Adjustment - Regular Meeting

Thursday, September 10, 2026Official site

The Atlanta Board of Zoning Adjustment held a meeting on September 10, 2026, to vote on various zoning appeals, special exceptions, and variances.

About this meeting

Government Body
Board of Zoning Adjustment
Meeting Type
Board Of Zoning Adjustment
Location
Atlanta, GA
Meeting Date
September 10, 2026

Published excerpts

Only published remarks appear here. The full transcript is not published.

37 sections (from 42 segments)

5:29 – 13:31•Michael W. Williams

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This meeting is being held in compliance with the Georgia Open Meetings Act OCGA 14-1. This meeting is the Board of Zoning Adjustment, five-member board created by the Atlanta City Council and confirmed by Atlanta City Council. It is created to exercise and perform all the functions, powers, and duties of the Board of Zoning Appeals. My name is Michael Williams, Chair of the Board. I have the honor of introducing the other members of the Board. With us today is Mr. Philip Perry, Ms. Aisha J. Thomas, and Vice Chair Mr. Kevin Bacon. Ms. Angela Blatch is Secr

14:06•Michael W. Williams

Motion has been made and properly seconded. All those in favor state your name and say aye or nay.

14:14•Michael W. Williams

Michael Williams, aye. Motion passes. I will now entertain a motion to move items to the consent agenda.

14:36 – 15:01•Michael W. Williams

Before we vote on consent agenda items, any board member wish to remove any items from consent agenda? Anyone present with us today wishes to remove any of the consent agenda items to be heard on the regular hearing schedule? Seeing no one, it's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

15:51•Michael W. Williams

Is the applicant present? Seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

16:06•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded. We respect the case V-25-229. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

16:55•Michael W. Williams

The applicant present. Seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

17:11•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded. We'll respect case V-26090. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

18:03•Michael W. Williams

Acting President, seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

18:14•Michael W. Williams

Phillip Perry, second. Motion's been made and properly seconded. We'll respect the case V-26-093. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

19:13•Michael W. Williams

IS THE APPLICANT PRESENT? SEEING NO ONE, WE'LL GO INTO DELIBERATIONS AND ENTERTAIN A MOTION.

19:29•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded with respect to case V26-100. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

20:27•Michael W. Williams

Is this the applicant present? Seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

20:42•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded with respect to case V-26-109. All those in favor, state your name, say aye or nay.

21:38•Michael W. Williams

Mr. Applicant present. Seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

21:53•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded. We'll respect the case V26110. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

22:55•Michael W. Williams

Applicant present. Seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation. Entertainer motion.

23:11•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded in respect to case V-26-111. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

24:07•Michael W. Williams

Captain present. Seeing no one, we'll go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

24:22•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded. We respect the case V26112. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

26:33•Michael W. Williams

Thank you, Madam Secretary. Reading those consent agenda cases into the record, we'll now go into deliberation and entertain a motion.

26:48•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made improperly. Second. All those in favor, state your name, say aye or nay.

26:57 – 27:09•Michael W. Williams

Michael Williams, aye. Motion passed. If your case was read into the record by Secretary Blatch on the consent agenda cases, they have been approved and you are free to go. First case.

27:50 – 28:02•Michael W. Williams

Staff can present. State your name and address for the record. Say again.

28:22•Michael W. Williams

That's better, thank you. Name and address again for the record.

30:56•Michael W. Williams

Ms. Brown, that concludes your comments?

31:01 – 31:36•Michael W. Williams

Yeah, we may. in deliberations. You have 7.35, should you need it? Okay. Is there anyone in opposition in this case? 3-2-6-1-0-6. Seeing no one. Ms. Brown, before we enter deliberations, do you have any other additional comments? Okay. With that, we'll enter deliberations and maybe have a question or two and arrive at a motion. No question, sir.

31:44 – 31:57•Michael W. Williams

Yes, mine as well. Thank you for providing that context about the date the garage was built. So that was my question, too. So with that, we'll entertain a motion.

32:37•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded. We'll respect the case V-26-106. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

32:48•Michael W. Williams

Michael Williams, aye. Motion passes. Good luck, Ms. Brown. Thank you. Next case.

33:39•Michael W. Williams

Please state your name and address for the record.

34:00•Michael W. Williams

Thank you, Ms. Flake. I'd like to get into the merits of your case.

35:37•Michael W. Williams

Thank you, Ms. Flick. That concludes your comments?

35:43 – 36:11•Michael W. Williams

All right. We may have some. We got 821 remaining should you need it. All right. Is there anyone in opposition of V26116? Seeing no one, what we'll do now, Ms. Flake, do you have any additional comments before we enter deliberations? OK. With that, we'll enter deliberations and may have some follow-up questions and arrive at a motion. No questions, sir.

36:15•Michael W. Williams

I just have one question. The awning on the front of the structure?

37:21•Michael W. Williams

Motion's been made and properly seconded. We'll respect the case V26116. All those in favor, state your name and say aye or nay.

37:34•Michael W. Williams

Michael Williams, aye. Motion passed. Good luck, Ms. Flake.

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