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The Farmers Market is back at Brook Run!
8:30 AM to 12 Noon
Visit the Market Page to learn how to shop safely!
"Everyone's Hometown"
Since 1970, the Dunwoody Homeowners Association has advocated for our homeowners' needs to local and regional governments.
The DHA preserves the legacy neighborhoods and amenities that are at the core of the Dunwoody community.
Through special events, public encounters with real estate developers, and educational forums, DHA has promoted a high quality of life in all its forms while contributing to the evolution of a new city's culture.
Upcoming Events
At this meeting will be a first read of changes to the Dunwoody Village Overlay District that are proposed to increase density and add more housing. DHA has been directly involved with preserving undisturbed buffers between the Dunwoody Village commercial district and the neighboring homes. DHA has also been part of the discussion in ensuring that any updates benefit the homeowner community. Note that zoning changes this month do not mean they will take immediate effect. These changes set expectations for both developers and homeowners so that when a landowner chooses to improve, or build upon or otherwise redevelop their property, these are the standards they must follow. Residents are encouraged to share their opinions with city council during public comment. Early voting is closed and in-person voting concludes today. Dunwoody voters have the following decisions on the ballot: Check your precinct voting location at the website linked above. Some usual voting locations have been closed or moved due to COVID-19. To speak to this issue in public comment, either in person or via Zoom, please contact the city clerk at the email link above. The acreage around Swancy Farmhouse, an historic home across Chamblee-Dunwoody road from Dunwoody Nature Center and Austin Elementary, has been the subject of redevelopment for a couple of years. The local homeowners of older ranch homes around the property have sold their land and developers have been trying to rezone it for "niche" neighborhoods. Both proposals involve reducing the zoning density from R-100 (lots have minimum 100 feet of street frontage) to R-50 lots (half the street frontage with about 10 feet between homes). Both proposals also must contend with a privately-owned easement and permission to access it for proper drainage. Both proposals are designed as "age targeted" developments to address the growing need for senior-friendly housing with different features than those enjoyed by younger families. The first attempt was a proposed 10-unit development of 2-3 story homes that the developer proposed as "senior friendly" with a "master on the main". This proposal was withdrawn last year. The latest proposal by Peachland Homes includes a R-50 rezoning with homes designed as single-story bungalows with a partial second-story loft in some models. Questions regarding the private easement remain. The Farmers Market has returned to Brook Run! Vendors are available in person each week. Enjoy in-person gathering again with some basic social distancing and safety precautions. Updated by Board member Stan Jester:
Sign up to give your comments either in person at city hall (social distancing and mask rules apply) or via Zoom online.
Virtual only. Contact your local school or PTO for details as they become available.
DHA Board meetings are open to the public and held the first Sunday of the month via Zoom
The regular meeting place at Dunwoody's Shallowford Annex on North Shallowford Road at Peachford Road has been closed by the City of Dunwoody through December. DHA will return to this space when the city reopens the location to meetings.
See upcoming events for full details and any changes.
Attend a meeting to be part of the conversation.
If you are not able to attend, you can keep up with the proceedings via live video on the
DHA Official Facebook Page.