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Cobb County launches Zoning Analysis tool

A new Zoning Analysis Application is available now by Cobb County Government to help residents and business owners locate active or proposed zoning cases near homes and businesses. Courtesy of Cobb County
A new Zoning Analysis Application is available now by Cobb County Government to help residents and business owners locate active or proposed zoning cases near homes and businesses. Courtesy of Cobb County
By Carolyn Cunningham
April 10, 2018

Cobb County residents and business owners who are wondering which zoning cases are active near their homes or businesses may use the county’s new Zoning Analysis Application. They may find their address, filter by distance and check out the zoning cases happening around them. Also, they can use the legend to identify the type of zoning and explore the application to learn more.

Cobb County Zoning Analysis: CobbCountyGa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/WebAppViewer/index.html?id=9c2cc3a99bd648c7b368446fd948b72e.

April zoning agendas: zoning.comdev.CobbCountyGa.gov/2018-04.

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