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Macedonia Road plan seeks more homes than normally allowed

The request would bring 10.114 acres into Powder Springs and change the site's zoning from single-family residential to mixed use, according to a city staff report.

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Cobb County sent a Notice of Intent to Object to the annexation on Aug. 11, 2026, according to the staff report.

What changes

SCP Acquisitions, LLC requested annexation and rezoning at 2761 Macedonia Road. The accompanying density request asks for an exception to the normal limit on homes per acre. The report identifies Macedonia Barrett, LLC as the property owner and says it authorized the annexation and rezoning requests.

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The details

The site lies in unincorporated Cobb County and touches Powder Springs' boundary on its northern, eastern and southern sides. Staff describe mostly wooded land containing a house built in 1956 and deteriorated outbuildings.

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A 30-foot unused right-of-way owned by Cobb County, known as Old Macedonia Road, runs along the property's eastern boundary.

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The report places the Crofthouse West Cobb mixed-use development directly across Macedonia Road. It also describes a revised mixed-use development by Aventon Companies planned nearby across Ernest Barrett Parkway.

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  1. Cobb signaled plans to oppose Macedonia Road housing annexation

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