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Residents have last chance to weigh in on Alpharetta 2030 plan

By Pat Fox
Dec 6, 2010

The public participation process for Alpharetta's 2030 Comprehensive Plan continues this week with the final two visioning workshops.

The first session is Tuesday at  Alpharetta High School, Media Center, 3595 Webb Bridge Road. A second meeting will be   Thursday at Crabapple Government Center, Room 202, 12624 Broadwell Road. Both meetings run from 7 to 9 p.m.

The workshops allow residents to weigh in on the future development character of specific areas of the city.

Following the sessions, the planning team will incorporates input from each workshop and prepare a draft plan to be presented Jan. 11.

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