Mission Statement |
To advance a long range vision of a livable, equitable, sustainable, beautiful, and prosperous DeKalb County through the implementation of adopted plans, policies, and partnerships. |
Comprehensive Planning |
LAND USE AMENDMENT PROCESS Because of the intense public vetting process of the comprehensive plan, it is encouraged that no changes be made to the Future Development Map. However, there are certain criteria that may apply when proposing a land use amendment: |
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ARCHIVED PLAN DOCUMENTS 1964 DeKalb County Comprehensive Plan 1995-2015 DeKalb County Comprehensive Plan 2005-2025 DeKalb County Comprehensive Plan 2035 DeKalb County Comprehensive Plan (5-year Update) |
ARCHIVED LAND USE MAPS 1962 Existing Land Use Maps 1964 Land Use Map 1977 Comprehensive Land Use Map 1986 Comprehensive Land Use Map |
Transportation Planning |
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2050 Transportation Plan |
Transportation Maps |
Useful Transportation Links |
Small Area Plans (SAP) and Studies |
Sustainability |
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Newsletter
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Education and Programs |
Sustainability Links |
Planning Education and Participation |
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DeKalb County Neighborhood Registry Planning 101 Presentation Zoning 101 Presentation Comprehensive Plan Presentation Comprehensive Planning Video |
Demographic Research and Reports |
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DASHBOARDS & PROFILES |
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Commission District Profiles (CDP)
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Annual Development Reports (ADR) Major Developments in DeKalb |
Additional Resources
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Service Delivery Strategy (SDS) Intergovernmental Coordination |
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Full 2019 SDS Document SDS 2019 Matrix Service Area Maps Quick Links GA Department of Community Affairs City of Atlanta City of Avondale City of Avondale Estates City of Brookhaven City of Chamblee City of Clarkston City of Decatur CIty of Doraville City of Dunwoody City of Lithonia City of Pine Lake City of Stone Mountain City of Stonecrest |
In accordance to the State of Georgia’s Service Delivery Strategy law, local governments are encouraged to keep their SDS accurate and up to date. The purpose of the SDS is to provide an action plan for the County, supported by ordinances and intergovernmental agreements, to resolve land use conflicts. Counties and their municipalities are required to periodically amend/revise the existing SDS so it will always be current and reflect the locally preferred delivery. |
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES |