The next Greater Hidden Hills Community Development Meeting is set for 10 a.m. Saturday Feb. 22 at Mainstreet Community Center, 5001 Mainstreet Park Drive, Stone Mountain.

“We have a vision for 2020,” said officials in a press release. “At our final meeting in December, we all spoke about our hopes and prayers.”

Here is an abbreviated list:

  • More foot soldiers in the community development effort
  • Permanent legislation to restrict dollar stores
  • A working Tree Bank program
  • Local businesses that support the community and show pride
  • Stronger code enforcement (more officers!)
  • People stop littering (and more people help pick up litter)
  • A pavilion in Hairston Park – finally using the 2017 grant we received
  • Responsive elected officials and public servants
  • Passing of necessary amendments to the overlay code

The Greater Hidden Hills Community Development Corporation (GHHCDC) represents dozens of neighborhoods in and around a four-square-mile overlay district.

The public is invited to attend.

Information: GHHCDC@gmail.com

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