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New Head of Atlanta Bureau of Buildings to come from Reno
Don Rosenthal, of Reno, Nevada, will be stepping into the vacancy at Atlanta’s Building Department, taking the place of Ibrahim Maslamani. He starts with the department December 1st. We found this article about Mr. Rosenthal’s philosophy on the Internet and … Continue reading
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Sustainable Atlanta
Keep up with the city’s plans for change here – http://www.sustainableatlanta.org/ The plan is to “Amend Atlanta’s building code so that it responds to advances in building technology to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Atlantans and to safeguard … Continue reading
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Grease Trap Review at Atlanta
Grease Trap Reviews at Atlanta are now being routed through the site development department.
Proposed New Utility Fees at Atlanta
UPDATE: As of October, this fee increase has been put on the shelf until probably the first of next year. The City Utility Committee requested a comparison of existing fees with proposed fees, and the justification for the increases. The … Continue reading
Reasonable Expectations for City of Atlanta Permits
Many people in Atlanta are wishing permit turnaround times were still the same as they were some years back, when an interior finish under 3000 s/f could be completed in one day. Unfortunately, computerization has done away with that forever. … Continue reading
Atlanta Fees Unpredictable
Last fall, the city of Atlanta began enforcing an ordinance passed at the end of 2007 which gave reviewers the option to re-evaluate the cost of a job if they felt it was understated in the notarized cost letter that … Continue reading