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Sugar Hill seeking input on Chattahoochee River District

The Sugar Hill Highway 20 Urban Design map shows the areas the city is studying for future development. (Courtesy City of Sugar Hill)
The Sugar Hill Highway 20 Urban Design map shows the areas the city is studying for future development. (Courtesy City of Sugar Hill)
By Karen Huppertz
July 7, 2020

Sugar Hill will conduct a Chattahoochee River District public information meeting 6 to 8 p.m. July 14 in Council Chambers at Sugar Hill City Hall, 5039 West Broad St.

The city owns about 260 acres bordered by Richland Creek to the north, Ga. Highway 20 to the south, Suwanee Dam Road to the east, and the Chattahoochee River Park to the west. This meeting will allow the city to receive input from the community that will help develop a concept plan for future uses of the land.

Planning documents and maps that will assist the public prior to the meeting: www.tinyurl.com/SugarHillRiverDistrict.

The drop-in open house will begin with a short introduction, followed by opportunities to ask questions and share ideas. Masks are recommended and social distancing will control the number of people in the room.

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