The neighborhood planning unit (NPU) is a community-scale governmental structure used in the City of Atlanta, Georgia.
Mayor Jackson had the NPU system placed within the City Charter, which can only be changed by the Georgia Legislature.
Each NPU meets once a month to review applications for rezoning properties, varying existing zoning ordinances for certain properties, applications for liquor licenses, applications for festivals and parades, any changes to fees charged by the City, any changes to the City's Comprehensive Development Plan, and any amendments to the City's Zoning Ordinances.
Planners are charged with recording official votes, responding to questions about issues of Land Use & Zoning, to present the various items that are sent by the City government for NPU review, and to assure that meetings are reasonably orderly and moderately democratic.
NPU-A — W. Brinkley Dickerson, Jr. NPU-B — Rebecca King NPU-C — Zack Gober NPU-D — Jim Martin NPU-E — Courtney Smith NPU-F — Debbie Skopczynski NPU-G — Torrey Sumlin NPU-H — Khalifa Lee NPU-I — Eunice Glover NPU-J — Anissa Ferrell NPU-K — Dr. Jasmine Hope NPU-L — Shade Y. Jones NPU-M — Forrest Coley NPU-N — Amy Stout NPU-O — Joe Schleupner NPU-P — Reginald Rushin NPU-Q — David Getachew-Smith NPU-R — Rita Harden NPU-S — Quadrus Black NPU-T — Angela Clyde NPU-V — Stephanie Flowers NPU-W — Skyler Hassan NPU-X — Zachary Adriaenssens NPU-Y — Nicole Weiswasser NPU-Z — Anne Phillips