Dave Barrs, whose Kendrick Road home is across the street from the proposed parking lot, was among the residents who were happy to see the Brookhaven Planning Commission vote against recommending approval of the Nuts & Berries owner's rezoning application. "Why should any of us who have collectively invested over $14 million in recent years... assume our elected representatives would walk away from commitments of the long-term plan, comprehensive plan?" he asked.
Buckhead Community Improvment District executive director Jim Durrett, center, reviews plans for a new Peachtree streetscape with Jim Stokes, left, and Jim Morgens, right.They were reviewing the plans during a public meeting April 3 at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church.
