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Well there is a way to make these sorts of developments serve more than one purpose. My favorite example took me multiple walking trips past the place to realize there was an entire sports complex hidden there: https://goo.gl/maps/iDA3gLWtQSr
We can do it with parking decks, too: http://www.walshgroup.com/ourexperience/building/parking/rooseveltcollectionparkinggarage.html

And if one was especially more safe to drive on than the other, I would imagine many would choose to do so.
Except 2 blocks (~350 ft) doesn’t = 2 miles (10,560ft)
and cars don’t = bikes.

To better correlate them, we can look at time instead:
A bike can cover 350ft at a leisurely 4mph in 1 minute.
At an average speed of 25 mph, a car could cover the distance between Ponce and Memorial in about 5 minutes. (Google maps indicates 6 mins)

I own. Renters stopped reading this site 2 years ago unless it’s for the maps.

The small white building in the front middle already exists. Again: lots of compromise to save pretty much the smallest and least historically significant structure on the site.

https://goo.gl/maps/ypDEHRFzbX92

If Google Maps’ diagram of the creek is accurate, and they really do have to leave a 75’ buffer around the creek, none of those buildings on the east edge of the property could get built.

On Google Maps I see a nice little trail that ends abruptly (classic Atlanta) on a curve in LaFrance street. Otherwise, looks like it’s a shoulder-to-side-view-mirror bumping for pedestrians and bikers.

Cool thx. Good to know what google maps said. There is no way in hell a schlepp out there takes 40 min but glad to hear you googled it.

It was according to google maps. Relax.

DeKalb does not having control over Hosea L Williams, it’s completely within City of Atlanta therefore falls under zoning of City of Atlanta Dept of City Planning.
Where there is opportunity to redevelop, it should be up-zoned, but we should also protect the historic SFH along it (of which Hosea Williams has plenty.) Eg: Kirkwood Station, The Kirkwood apartment homes, hopefully Atlanta-DeKalb Human Services Complex.
Yes the speed limit should not be 35mph, with so many schools, homes, commercial businesses, pedestrians and cyclists.
This is a good project as it protects and renovates an existing structure, even though it’s only 2 story.
These separate commercial districts represent old streetcar stops.