Meetings
Two hours a month that decide what happens on your street.
How to join
There are two doors, and both count the same. Online: meetings run on Zoom, joinable from a computer, a tablet, or by calling in from any phone. In person: our home venue is the C.T. Martin Natatorium & Recreation Center, 3201 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW. Recent meetings have been held virtually, so check the current agenda for each month's format.
The Department of City Planning emails the agenda and joining details to the NPU‑I mailing list before each meeting.
Not on the mailing list yet? Email our city planner, Susan Coleman, at sucoleman@atlantaga.gov or call 404‑546‑0113 and ask to be added for NPU‑I.
Sign in every time. Your attendance record is what makes you eligible to vote: attend any two meetings within twelve months and your vote counts at every meeting after that.
Next meeting: third Wednesday
7:00 PM Eastern, on Zoom.
Meeting ID 926 1333 2610
Dial-in +1 646‑558‑8656
Access code 926 1333 2610#
Joining details come from the latest city agendas; the agenda email is always the final word.
Your vote, in plain terms
You can vote if you're 18 or older, live in NPU‑I (or own a business or property here), and have attended two meetings in the past twelve months. One vote per household. Ten members make a quorum.
How a meeting runs
Meetings follow a posted agenda, and a final vote can only happen on items that appeared on it.
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Welcome and reports
Opening remarks, minutes, announcements, and reports from city departments like police, fire, and parks. Elected officials often stop in with updates.
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Matters for voting
Rezonings, variances, liquor licenses, and other applications get presented. Neighbors ask questions directly, then eligible members vote.
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Neighborhood business
The planner's report, committee and neighborhood reports, old and new business. This is where local concerns become agenda items.
| Date | Time | Notes |
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| Wednesday, January 21 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, February 18 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, March 18 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, April 15 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, May 20 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, June 17 | 6:00 PM | Earlier start, per the posted agenda |
| July | No general meeting | |
| Wednesday, August 19 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, September 16 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, October 21 | 7:00 PM | |
| Wednesday, November 18 | 7:00 PM | Annual officer elections |
| December | No general meeting unless specially called |
The meeting date can be changed by a vote of the body, so check the latest agenda email if you're unsure.
Documents
The bylaws, recent agendas, voting reports, and where the official minutes live.
NPU‑I Bylaws (2024)
How the body runs: membership, meetings, voting eligibility, officers, and committees.
Looking for minutes?
Official minutes are kept by the Department of City Planning and are not final until approved at the following meeting. Independent meeting notes and recordings are published by Atlanta Documenters.
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June general meeting (upcoming)
Agenda (PDF) · Atlanta Police Foundation Invest Atlanta application, Rosalie H. Wright redevelopment update, special event votes
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Special-call election meeting
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November general meeting
Agenda (PDF) · APS 2040 Mays-cluster scenarios, ordinance Z‑25‑71, fuel station change of ownership
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October general meeting
Agenda (PDF) · planned-development application PDSD‑25‑002 (205 Harland)
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August general meeting
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April general meeting
Agenda (PDF) · Plan A presentation, CDP land-use amendments, zoning text changes
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February general meeting
Agenda (PDF) · short-term rental ordinance 24‑O‑1687, Z‑25‑005
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November 2024 general meeting
Agenda (PDF) · 2025 officer elections, BZA applications
Need something older?
The Department of City Planning keeps the full official record: email npumail@atlantaga.gov or browse the City of Atlanta NPU page. Atlanta Documenters archives agendas, attachments, notes, and recordings going back years.