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roughdraftatlanta.com > 09/07/2026 > arc-housing-forward-plan

'Housing Forward 2035' plan tackles Atlanta metro housing affordability crisis

1+ week, 9+ min ago   (287+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta The Atlanta Regional Commission is sharing its long-term housing plan to address the growing regional affordability crisis. Housing Forward 2035 sets goals for all 11 member counties of the Atlanta Regional Commission. The three focus areas are:…...

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roughdraftatlanta.com > 09/07/2026 > atlanta-beltline-light-rail-plan

Beltline gives recommendations for $3.5 billion light rail plan

1+ week, 4+ hour ago   (388+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta The Atlanta Beltline hosted a public meeting on Sept. 3 to present recommendations for a $3.5 billion light rail system around the 22-mile loop. Funded by the Federal Transit Administration, the three-and-a-half-year study consolidates years of prior…...

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roughdraftatlanta.com > 09/01/2026 > norcross-historic-window-restoration

Norcross City Council weighs funding for historic window restoration

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (670+ words) One of Norcross’ longest-serving council members wants the city to cover the cost of restoring historic windows, about $30,000, at a publicly owned residence in the city’s famously well-preserved downtown district. Because the city’s downtown development authority had previously voted to…...