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Filing seeks sewer easement for Senoia Road Apartments Project

The request seeks approval of a 38,249-square-foot sewer easement dedication tied to the project and was listed for an Aug. 19 hearing.

In this report: Filing · Aug 16, 2026

The filing identifies a concrete county action involving sewer infrastructure for the named apartment project, but it does not state that the easement was approved.

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Case summary

A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

What is proposed
EasementSource date unavailable · Source
What the record describes
sewer easement dedication for Senoia Road Apartments ProjectSource date unavailable · Source
Area (square feet)
38,249Source date unavailable · Source
Project named in the record
Senoia Road Apartments ProjectSource date unavailable · Source · page 3

Final-decision evidence is incomplete. The timeline may contain individual actions or recommendations. Check the official record for the complete decision and any later action.

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  1. Request seeks approval for sewer easement dedication at Senoia Road Apartments Project

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  2. Fulton County request seeks approval for 38,249-square-foot sewer easement dedication for Senoia Road Apartments Project

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  3. 38,249-square-foot sewer easement sought for Senoia Road Apartments Project

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  4. Filing seeks 38,249-square-foot sewer easement for Senoia Road Apartments Project

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  5. 38,249-square-foot sewer easement sought for Senoia Road Apartments Project

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  6. County development item seeks 38,249-square-foot sewer easement for Senoia Road Apartments Project

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  7. Filing seeks 38,249-square-foot sewer easement for Senoia Road Apartments Project

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