Greg points to this announcement on the Decatur Farmer’s Market website…

The City of Decatur(CoD) and Decatur Farmers Market(DFM) reached a tentative agreement to allow DFM to hold the weekly Wednesday and Saturday market at the redesigned Beacon Hill Complex multipurpose courtyard (see the rendering in the post). The tentative date for the project completion is spring of 2015. We are very excited about this and have been working with the city for years to come up with a suitable long term location to hold the market.

Many thanks to Lena Stevens and Lyn Menne from the CoD for their work on this as well as Duane Marcus (our market manager) and Steve Provost for their site input.

Church Street, Decatur GA (first pic submitted by Heather, second pic submitted by Dave)

From the City of Decatur’s website…

Starting at 7 a.m. Monday, Jan. 28 and ending 7 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, Katie Kerr Dr. will be closed to through traffic between E. College Ave. and S. Columbia Dr. for the installation of a gas main.

Road closure and detour signs will be placed in the area during the road closure period advising motorists of construction work in the area.

Questions regarding this road closure should be addressed to Brad Beckman, construction specialist, AGL Resources, 404-831-7262.

If you’ve noticed the blue “Public Notice Board of Appeals Notice” signs surrounding Suburban Plaza recently, you may have wondered “What’s that all about?”.

Well, the Medlock Area Neighborhood Association website has the answer.  Deanne sent around a note pointing to this latest post…

MANA has received clarification on the basis of the appeal, filed January 9th by Good Growth Dekalb’s (GGD) attorney on behalf of GGD and Kristina and Abhay Mishra. The appeal states that:

1. Medlock Road is not an authorized truck route, and therefore Walmart’s use of this road violates DeKalb Code Section 17-94
2. various hydrology requirements were not met, and
3. there are various violations of the county Tree Protection Ordinance

DeKalb County thoroughly reviewed the redevelopment plan and determined that all criteria were met before granting the building permit. Selig is confident they’ve met the criteria and is prepared to address the appeal at the Feb. 13th hearing.

According to Deanne, the hearing will be held on Feb 13 at 1pm in the DeKalb County Auditorium at 1300 Commerce Dr. in Decatur.

Photo courtesy of MANA website