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MRPA
The Metropolitan River Protection Act establishes a 2,000-foot-wide corridor along a 48-mile stretch of the Chattahoochee River, from Buford Dam to Peachtree Creek. Within this corridor, any land-disturbing activity—such as development, grading, or construction—requires special review and approval to ensure it meets environmental and land-use standards.
The Act is administered by the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), which reviews projects to ensure they preserve water quality and natural habitats, prevent erosion and sedimentation, and maintain the scenic and recreational value of the river. We have experience in this corridor and can help you find and secure necessary credits for your project.
How we can help
- MRPA application preparation and management
- Impervious surface calculation and strategic planning
- Vulnerability zone assessment and mitigation
- Clearing and grading plan development
- Buffer zone compliance planning and implementation
- Water quality protection measure design
- Credit identification and maximization strategies
What to expect
- Navigate complex MRPA regulations successfully
- Maximize development potential while ensuring compliance
- Protect water resources while meeting project goals
- Optimize impervious surface allocations
- Secure available credits and incentives
Discuss Your Project
Tell us where your project stands and the support you need. We’ll review fit and define the next step.
Prefer to talk?
(678) 459-5579