|
The Community Served By The Powers Ferry Corridor Alliance.
Click map to enlarge.
The PFCA serves the residential and business community that radiates out from the intersection of Powers Ferry Road and Terrell Mill Road.
• East to Terrell Mill Park • West to I-75 • North to Harcourt Place SE • South to I-285 In addition to the neighborhoods and businesses along Powers Ferry and Terrell Mill, the PFCA also serves those along Windy Hill Road, Windy Ridge Parkway, Wildwood Parkway, Interstate Parkway, and a short stretch of Delk Road. Annual Meeting Held Via Zoom
Nov. 8, 2023. Three new board members. 
The Powers Ferry Corridor Alliance held its 2023 Annual Business Meeting on Wednesday, November 8th. The slate of nominees to fill open positions on the Board of Directors was approved. Joining the board for the first time are Linda Bigger, Kenneth Lester, and Tony Waybright. The updated list of directors is below.
Board members beginning their 2-year terms: - Linda Bigger - Connie Day - Kenneth Lester - Barbara Obrentz - Cleve Randle Returning board members with one year remaining in their terms: - Kedrick Green - Carmel Hearn - Bruce Levitt - Patti Rice Community board members with a 1-year term: - Jeanie Blanc - Ameris Bank - Tony Waybright, Brightway Concepts Real Estate, LLC |
Community and Commerce Working Together!The Powers Ferry Corridor Alliance is a non-partisan, non-profit community group composed of individuals, HOAs and business people, who are working together for the betterment of our area. The PFCA's purpose is to promote quality growth and revitalization, provide a forum for informed dialog, support our local public schools, and help the community's overall economic vibrancy.
PFCA Background
The Powers Ferry/Terrell Mill area was at the forefront of the East Cobb boom of the 1960s and 1970s. Today, many of the residential, commercial and business areas that made this such a desirable place to live, work and play are aging. In order to revitalize our area's appeal, we need smart redevelopment to enhance the community with new residential, shopping and offices. At the same time, these activities must be monitored and carefully managed to ensure the resulting redevelopment brings long-term benefits and avoids mistakes of the past. The PFCA is involved in many community-development initiatives, such as zoning and land use, education, traffic, public safety, and recreation. The organization provided input to the Powers Ferry Master Plan, the county's 20-year blueprint for the redevelopment of the area, which you can read about on our Master Plan page. To ensure our voice is strong in guiding the future of our community, we need your involvement as a member. It is very inexpensive to join. Please visit the membership page to complete your application. We look forward to having you! |
Photo above: PFCA helped mobilize members of the community to participate at the Board of Commissioners meeting to vote on MarketPlace Terrell Mill.
Board of Directors
Patricia Rice - President Riverwalk at Wildwood Connie Day - Vice-President Stratford/Grove Meade/Hyde Park Bruce Levitt - Secretary Terrell Mill Estates Jeanie Blanc - Treasurer Ameris Bank, Manager Linda Bigger Community Member Kedrick Green Valencia Hills Carmel Hearn The Flats at River Walk Kenneth Lester Enclave at Riverwalk Barbara Obrentz Riverstone at Wildwood Cleve Randle Riverstone at Wildwood Tony Waybright Brightway Concepts Real Estate, LLC Board Meeting schedule
For the foreseeable future, the PFCA Board of Directors will hold its regular board meetings via Zoom on the second Wednesday of each month, typically from 6:30-8:00 PM. Meetings are open to the community, subject to guidelines. Bylaws
The bylaws have been amended three times; on March 25, 2008, on October 16, 2012, and most recently on October 8, 2013. You can view the current bylaws in PDF format. |
|
|