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Avondale Estates seeks board member

Avondale Estates city officials are seeking to fill a vacancy on the Planning, Architecture and Zoning Board. (Courtesy of Avondale Estates)

Credit: City of Avondale Estates

Credit: City of Avondale Estates

Avondale Estates city officials are seeking to fill a vacancy on the Planning, Architecture and Zoning Board. (Courtesy of Avondale Estates)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Feb 28, 2022

The Planning, Architecture and Zoning Board (PAZB) for Avondale Estates has a vacancy.

As needed, the PAZB meets on the third Monday of the month.

The board reviews and makes recommendations to applicants, who are requesting a change in their land use.

Board members also make recommendations to the Board of Mayor and Commissioners, who make the final decision to approve or deny an applicant’s request during a public hearing on the proposal.

Appointed by the Board of Mayor and Commissioners, PAZB members serve four-year terms.

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