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Annual Fourth of July Parade, 11 AM @ Oakdale Rd and The By
Way
Come out for our annual Fourth of July Parade! Dress up
your bikes and strollers, your pets, your kids and
yourselves! Prizes for most patriotic, most creative, etc.
Join our ad-hoc marching band ... no talent required!
Refreshments following.

Alcohol Ordinance Discussion at June 17th Board
Meeting
Thanks to everyone who attended the DHCA board meeting
yesterday evening, and especially to Commissioners Kathie
Gannon and Jeff Rader. We also thank our commissioners for
bringing a draft revised ordinance that includes a buffer
between restaurants that sell alcohol in the overlay district
and homes that are adjacent to the district. We understand
from their explanation that it is intended to be a straight
line 50’ buffer from property line to property line, in
addition to setbacks.
As the meeting progressed, it
became even more apparent that those in the room shared the
same goals. We want to see Emory Village revitalized, the
sooner the better, and we are frustrated that it is taking so
long. We want to see additional restaurants in the Village,
especially upscale restaurants. We are not opposed to their
serving alcohol, but we do not want to have “late night
establishments” such as bars and night clubs in the Village. A
substantial number are in favor of a buffer between
restaurants in the overlay district and homes just outside the
district. The board subsequently approved a motion to support
the Commissioners’ Revised Alcohol Ordinance, as rewritten to
provide for the 50’ buffer.
Thanks again to everyone
who attended and contributed to the discussion. Now that we
have established our common goals, let’s work together to see
them accomplished.

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The Druid Hills Civic
Association was founded in 1938 to preserve the Druid
Hills neighborhood in Atlanta for high quality
residential use and to protect the unique heritage of
the area. The Association carries out these
responsibilities by exercising vigilance in zoning
matters, maintaining a liaison with local governing
bodies, informing the citizens of community problems,
and promoting the general welfare of the community for
the enjoyment of its residents today and in the future.
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DHCA Needs You!
Are you a member of DHCA? If not, please consider
joining. One of most active neighborhood groups in the South
(and perhaps the nation), DHCA was founded in 1938 to help
residents preserve and protect the unique heritage of Druid
Hills as envisioned by its creator, landscape architect
Frederick Law Olmsted.
Today, DHCA is a lively, committed group of
neighbors who work together on projects ranging from
revitalizing Emory Village to planting trees, monitoring
zoning issues, and solving traffic and parking woes. Through
proceeds from the Druid Hills Home & Garden Tour, membership
dues, and other resources, DHCA also provides substantial
financial support to such working groups as the Olmsted Linear
Park Alliance, the Peavine Watershed Alliance, the Lullwater
Garden Club, and the Alliance to Improve Emory Village.
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Order your tag today and help save Georgia's special places! Go to HPD's website at
www.gashpo.org to order your plate
now. For more information,
contact grants coordinator Carole Moore at 404-463-8434; email at
carole_moore@dnr.state.ga.us.

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