Politics & Government
Sandy Springs Seeks Partnership for Fully Developed Downtown Project
Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos said a master developer is the first step towards the goal of a public/private partnership.
Information provided by Dan Coffer with the City of Sandy Springs
Sandy Springs is looking for a development partner to lead efforts surrounding the 14-acre block bounded by Johnson Ferry Road to the north, Roswell Road to the east, Mount Vernon Highway to the south, and Sandy Springs Circle to the west, a statement said.
During Tuesday’s City Council meeting, city staff presented guidelines for a Request for Qualifications for a master developer for the new downtown area. Also this week, the city released a draft RFQ for input from potential developers before the presentation of a final RFQ at the next meeting on Sept. 17.
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Mayor Eva Galambos said a master developer is the first step towards the goal of a public/private partnership.
Ideally, the City Center project will be a mixed-use development with dining, luxury residential apartments, retail, a civic center cultural space and green space.
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For more information visit www.sandyspringsga.gov, or call the Citizen Response Center at 770-730-5600.
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