Public Hearings and Neighborhood Meetings

Community Input During Development Review

Development projects in Town go through a detailed internal and referral agency review as well as a process to ensure that it adheres to local and state requirements and fits the current and long-term planning goals of the Town.

As part of the development review process, neighboring property owners and interested parties have the opportunity to provide feedback on the project. In Timnath, we call these Neighborhood Meetings.

Neighborhood Meetings happen after the project applicant submits a formal application to the Town and prior to a Public Hearing. Additional Neighborhood Meetings may be scheduled to communicate project changes or to get additional feedback from neighbors or interested parties.

Neighborhood Meetings are required for all projects that include Comprehensive Plan Amendments, Sketch Plan Applications, Rezoning Applications, Preliminary Plat Applications, and certain Development Site Plans. The purpose is to provide project details to neighbors and interested parties, to answer questions, and to raise project awareness.

Click here to view our Public Participation Guide.

Public Hearing Notices

Neighborhood Meeting Notices