Peachtree Park Neighborhood Plan
Update #4 - February 20th, 2026
What is a Neighborhood Plan and why Peachtree Park?
The purpose of a neighborhood plan is to provide a guide for land use in the neighborhood, including greenspace, and provide overall recommendations for future improvements, including infrastructure needs, such as sidewalks and safer streets. When completed, the plan will be adopted by the Atlanta City Council and incorporated in the City’s Comprehensive Development Plan.
Peachtree Park goals are guided by the following principles for the plan:
Guiding Principle #1: Preservation of Peachtree Park as a single-family neighborhood
Guiding Principle #2: Encourage neighborhood-friendly businesses on Peachtree and Piedmont Roads – in both existing and future buildings
Guiding Principle #3: Provide safe conditions for pedestrians/cyclists in neighborhood
Guiding Principle #4: Enhance greenspaces within the neighborhood
Guiding Principle #5: Encourage efficient and safe intersections along Piedmont Road
Last call for your input!
The planning process began in August 2025 and has included two Community Forums in September and November 2025 as well as posting presentations and surveys on the Peachtree Park Website. The DRAFT plan reflects input from these sessions as well as from a steering committee composed of Peachtree Park residents and area business representatives.
Please take a few minutes to review the DRAFT plan and provide your feedback by completing the survey.
The survey will remain open through Saturday, February 28, 2026. The resulting feedback will inform a final draft plan for the review and ultimate approval of the Peachtree Park Civic Association board. Don’t miss out on this final opportunity to be heard!
Other Information
Neighborhood plan information displayed on this site will be in draft form and subject to change until the final plan has been approved by the Peachtree Park Civic Association board and adopted by the Atlanta City Council.
We express our sincere appreciation to former City Councilman Howard Shook for his support and the InterContinental Hotel for providing meeting space for Peachtree Park.
