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Preservationists withdraw support for declaring Eagle historic landmark

Add this share The effort to declare the home of the former Atlanta Eagle and its neighbor historic landmarks cleared another hurdle on May 6 when the city’s Zoning Review Board approved the proposal. (Photo by Matt Hennie) The effort to declare the former home of the Atlanta Eagle a historic landmark easily passed another hurdle on Thursday – the same day the historic preservationists fueling the proposal revoked their support. The city’s Zoning Review Board quickly approved ordinances declaring two properties along Ponce de Leon Avenue – the Kodak building at 300 Ponce and the former Eagle at 306 Ponce – as landmarks. The board’s approval came after Neighborhood Planning Unit E voted to support the effort on Tuesday.

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Former Eagle site could see $25 million redevelopment

Add this share The City of Atlanta hopes to declare a portion of the former Eagle as a historic landmark. (Photo by Matt Hennie) The former home of the Atlanta Eagle and its decaying neighbor next door could be the site of a new $25 million development even after portions of the existing structures are designated historic landmarks by the city. The details of what could be developed on the site emerged Thursday as the Midtown Neighbors’ Association vetted – and ultimately gave its approval to – ordinances from the City of Atlanta designating the two properties along Ponce de Leon Avenue as landmarks.

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City proposal allows portion of Eagle building to be demolished

Add this share A compromise between the City of Atlanta and the owner of the former Eagle building reduces the scope of a proposal to declare the building a historic landmark. (Photo by Matt Hennie) The City of Atlanta and the owner of two Midtown buildings – including the former home of the Atlanta Eagle – struck a deal to dramatically scale back the scope of an effort to declare the properties historic landmarks. The terms of the compromise between Doug Young, the city’s assistant director of the Office of Design, and property owner Shahzad Hashmi were discussed publicly for the first time on Tuesday. The modifications to the proposed landmark designation for the two properties were presented during a meeting of the Land Use Committee of the Midtown Neighbors’ Association.

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