US EditionSouthern Live Oak Wellness CEO says changes in Dunwoody ordinance make expansion difficult
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Southern Live Oak Wellness CEO says changes in Dunwoody ordinance make expansion difficult
The interior of the Dunwoody Recovery Center (Courtesy of Southern Live Oak Wellness)While the Dunwoody City Council last July lifted a moratorium on permits for substance abuse and mental health treatment center, the CEO of Southern Live Oak Wellness, which operates several facilities in the city, said changes in the ordinance makes it impossible for his company to expand its operations.Andrew Merker of Southern Live Oak Wellness, which owns an…
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