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Hapeville seeks input on comprehensive plan

By Leslie Johnson
Nov 29, 2016

The City of Hapeville seeks public input and feedback about its LCI/Comprehensive Plan at its kickoff meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Hoyt Smith Center, 3444 North Fulton Ave.

Through a Livable Centers Initiative grant from the Atlanta Regional Commission, the City of Hapeville is updating its comprehensive plan. After adoption by the City Council, the plan will become a guide for future growth and development.

Information: 404-669-8269

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