Help Shape the Sandy Springs Comprehensive Plan
The City is deciding how Sandy Springs
grows for the next 20 years.
Two public meetings in August are your opportunities to weigh in.
The City’s survey closes August 14.
That’s before both meetings.
If you only do one thing today, do this.
Pick Your Meeting
The same information will be shared at both.
Go to whichever is more convenient.
South Sandy Springs
Monday, August 17, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Church of the Redeemer
5185 Peachtree Dunwoody Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30342
North Sandy Springs
Thursday, August 20, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Sandy Springs Municipal Complex
620 Morgan Falls Road
Sandy Springs, GA 30350
What to expect.
Drop in any time during the two hours. There are no speakers and no sign-up sheet. You’ll look at maps and boards, do a few short activities and talk with the planners directly. Stay ten minutes or the whole time.
Why Showing Up Matters:
Homeowners often fill these rooms, not Renters
Seniors, working families, younger adults, people with disabilities and residents without a car all use this city differently. When those voices are missing, the plan gets written without them.
Your experience matters on:
Housing costs and housing choices
Traffic, transit and walkability
Parks, trails and recreation
Neighborhood character and growth
Public facilities and spending
The planning team writes draft recommendations after these meetings. Once drafts exist, they’re harder to change. Now is when input counts most.
Three Numbers Worth Knowing
About 56% of Sandy Springs housing options are multi-family units
33.8% is the rise in average rent from 2020 to 2026.
8% of households here have no car.
This is why the City needs to hear from renters and from people who get around town without driving.
Can’t Make a Meeting?
Participate Online!
Complete the Comprehensive Plan Survey; Closes August 14
Give your opinion on housing, transportation, land use, community character and spending.
Recreation and Parks Survey
What do you want from our parks, trails, programs, green space and future facilities? Make your voice heard.
More activities are coming in August!
The City plans to post online versions of the August meeting activities on its engagement site. When they go live, you’ll be able to map specific places, flag what’s working and comment on what isn’t. These are the same activities people do in the room. Some require a free account.