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Dunwoody adds new members to its planning commission, ethics board

By Dionne Kinch
Aug 5, 2016

The Dunwoody City Council will discuss appointing new members to a number of boards during the regular meeting 6 p.m. Monday at Dunwoody City Hall, 41 Perimeter Center East, Suite 103.

Among the boards receiving new appointees are the planning commission, the board of ethics and the alcohol license review board.

The council will also have a public hearing to discuss the zoning request of the JK Family Trust, owner of property located at 1660 Mount Vernon Road. The owner is requesting a rezoning and a special land use permit to renovate the existing building into a small scale shopping center.

Information: www.dunwoodyga.gov.

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