To address community-wide issues, we initiated monthly compliance reviews of apartment complexes, beginning with the oldest developments.
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We tailored our approach to complement the City’s desire for an educational and informative process, recognizing the impact on residents and businesses of a higher level of code enforcement. We established citizen-friendly code enforcement procedures, customizing our approach to different issues with informative letters to address the more controversial and previously unenforced violations such as recreational vehicles parked in front yards. The City needed an experienced team with strong interpersonal skills and expertise in initiating community change to facilitate the transition of services from Gwinnett County – and that’s where we came in. At the same time, many residents and businesses had become invested in non-conforming activities and structures, creating a challenging dynamic for code officials. The community desired a higher level of code enforcement than it had received over the years prior to its incorporation. Originally developed in the 1970s as a planned community with a large office park and upscale residential neighborhoods, newly incorporated Peachtree Corners engaged us in 2013 to startup its first public services offering. Transforming an old farmland into a competitive, secure and livable city from the ground-up comes with its own set of unique challenges – from code enforcement and city services to traffic, land zoning and development.īut what if we showed you how Jacobs and the City of Peachtree Corners have infused citywide Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, bolstering smart, connected, inclusive, competitive, safe and resourceful benefits for an award-winning city? While cities like London and Melbourne have rich histories that stretch back centuries, Peachtree Corners’ blank slate provided prime opportune to innovate right from the start. Today, Peachtree Corners – officially incorporated in 2012 – is the largest city in fast-growing Gwinnett County, and home to more than 45,000 residents, Fortune 500 businesses and high-tech companies. Just 100 years ago, the 17 miles of land that now make up the City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia, was just a dusty stop on the way to Atlanta – a farming settlement with a tavern, an inn, a church and a post office. A century ago, the Eiffel Tower, at 984 feet, stood as the world’s-tallest structure, Boston suffered an odd disaster as two million gallons of spilled molasses poured into the streets at an estimated 35 miles per hour, alcohol was illegal, and movies were silent.
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