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Doraville Planning Commission considers a permit for a bus station

The Golden Horse Bus Line Inc. occupied the location since 2010.
The Golden Horse Bus Line Inc. occupied the location since 2010.
By Dionne Kinch
Sept 6, 2016

The Doraville Planning Commission will consider issuing a conditional use permit for a bus station and terminal during the regular meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Doraville City Hall, 3725 Park Ave.

Golden Horse Bus Line Inc., 5600 Buford Highway, Suite 103 has been at the location since 2010. It operated the bus station until 2013, when the area was rezoned.

Currently the location hosts several retail business, grocery stores and restaurants.

Information: www.doravillega.us.

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