US EditionDunwoody Homeowners Association discusses controversial low-income housing proposal
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Dunwoody Homeowners Association discusses controversial low-income housing proposal
Dominium representatives Julie Somers and Shaun Reinhardt outline details about plans to build age- and income-restricted housing in Dunwoody. (Photo by Cathy Cobbs) The Dunwoody Homeowners Association on June 22 heard a proposal about a zoning change that would allow the construction of more than 200 age- and income-restricted apartments on Ashford Dunwoody Road – a plan that two weeks ago was thought to be dead in the water. The board listened…
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