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Empire Old Milton Pkwy/Camden Pond

Follow the official record for case MP-26-05: filings, scheduled hearings, recorded actions and the reporting that connects them.

Dated records · Aug 17, 2026 – Aug 18, 2026

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Case summary

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A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

Road or project area
Land Lots 2, 3, 44, 45 & 49, 1st District, 1st Section, Fulton County, GeorgiaSource · page 1 ↗ · Find on map ↗
Project site
3842 Old Milton ParkwaySource ↗ · Find on map ↗
Requested zoning
R-10M USESource · page 1 ↗
Project named in the record
Empire Old Milton Pkwy/Camden PondSource · page 2 ↗
Housing units listed
195Source · page 1 ↗
What the record describes
a master plan amendment, comprehensive land use plan amendment, and rezoning in order to construct 195 ‘For-Sale’ townhomes on 29.2 acres.Source · page 4 ↗
Site area (acres)
29.24Source · page 1 ↗
Housing units per acre
6.67Source · page 1 ↗
Existing zoning in this record
CUPSource · page 1 ↗
What is proposed
TOWNHOMESSource · page 1 ↗

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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.

Zoning definitions

A verified definition for R-10M USE, CUP is unavailable for this jurisdiction and case date.

Case timeline

Oldest to newest, using dates in the official sources. Scheduled hearings do not establish that a hearing took place.

  1. hearing scheduledCity of Alpharetta Community Development hearing

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  2. hearing scheduledscheduled

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  3. filedOfficial filing record

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Supporting records

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Reporting history

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  1. Published · References this case

    Staff ties Old Milton townhome layout to road abandonment or 35-foot setbacks →

    The recommended condition affects existing roads around the 195-home proposal; staff also cautions that the lot count shown on the site plan is not guaranteed.

  2. Published · Case reporting

    Old Milton plan proposes townhomes on land designated for offices →

    The Empire Old Milton Pkwy/Camden Pond request calls for 195 homes at 3842 Old Milton Parkway.

  3. Published · Case reporting

    Planning case records July 30 hearing on proposed development-mix change →

    The composite planning case involves a proposed change in development mix reviewed at a July 30 public hearing.

  4. Published · Case reporting

    Fact: MP-26-05 proposes a shift to High Density Residential →

    The composite planning case describes its proposal purpose as a change in development mix, with High Density Residential listed as the destination land-use category.

  5. Published · Case reporting

    195 townhomes proposed at 6.67 units per acre in CUP-to-R-10M case →

    The 29.24-acre planning case records a change from CUP to R-10M USE and is scheduled for a hearing.

  6. Published · Case reporting

    195-townhome plan proposes a CUP-to-R-10M zoning change →

    The plan covers 29.24 acres at 6.67 units per acre, with a City of Alpharetta Community Development hearing scheduled for Aug. 17.

  7. Published · Case reporting

    195-townhome plan spans 29.24 acres in Alpharetta →

    The scheduled case seeks a change from CUP to R-10M USE at a stated density of 6.67 units per acre.

  8. Published · Case reporting

    195-townhome plan lists a density of 6.67 units per acre →

    The case record shows a proposed change from CUP to R-10M USE for TOWNHOMES.

  9. Published · Case reporting

    A hearing is scheduled for a 195-townhome plan proposing a change from CUP to R-10M USE. →

    The composite planning case covers 29.24 acres at a proposed density of 6.67 units per acre.

  10. Published · Case reporting

    195-townhome plan proposes zoning change from CUP to R-10M USE →

    The 29.24-acre case is scheduled for an Aug. 17 hearing.

  11. Published · Case reporting

    A 29.24-acre townhome proposal is scheduled for a hearing on Aug. 17. →

    The planning case lists 195 housing units at 6.67 units per acre and a change from CUP to R-10M USE.

  12. Published · Case reporting

    A 195-unit townhome proposal is scheduled to be heard Aug. 17 in Alpharetta. →

    The case lists 29.24 acres and a proposed zoning change from CUP to R-10M USE.

  13. Published · Case reporting

    Composite planning case MP-26-05 is scheduled to be heard Aug. 17 →

    City of Alpharetta Community Development lists the matter as a planning recommendation scheduled for a hearing.

  14. Published · Case reporting

    MP-26-05 is scheduled for an Aug. 17 hearing. →

    The record identifies MP-26-05 as a Composite Planning Case and classifies it as a planning recommendation.

  15. Published · Case reporting

    Composite Planning Case MP-26-05 scheduled for an Aug. 17 hearing →

    City of Alpharetta Community Development has the case scheduled to be heard on Aug. 17.

  16. Published · Case reporting

    Composite planning case scheduled for Aug. 17 →

    Case MP-26-05 is listed as scheduled, with a hearing date of Aug. 17, 2026.

  17. Published · Case reporting

    A composite planning case is scheduled for August 17, 2026. →

    Case MP-26-05 is recorded as a planning recommendation tied to a hearing.

  18. Published · Case reporting

    Planning case MP-26-05 is scheduled for an August 17, 2026, hearing →

    City of Alpharetta Community Development identifies the matter as a Composite Planning Case and a planning recommendation.

  19. Published · Case reporting

    Alpharetta case MP-26-05 is scheduled for Aug. 17, 2026. →

    The City of Alpharetta Community Development record identifies MP-26-05 as a Composite Planning Case and marks it scheduled.

  20. Published · Case reporting

    Alpharetta schedules planning case MP-26-05 for Aug. 17, 2026 →

    The record identifies MP-26-05 as a Composite Planning Case and a planning recommendation.

Source coverage

This history grows as official records are verified and reporting is published. It may not include every filing or later action. An absent record does not mean an action never occurred.

Source follow-up: Scheduled.

Missing records

  • Agenda — missing from our current sources
  • Final decision — missing from our current sources
  • Minutes — missing from our current sources
  • Recommendation — missing from our current sources

Case coverage

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  1. Filing / applicationCovered
    Exact accepted official evidence is linked to this case.
  2. Agenda / hearingCovered
    An accepted official hearing-date fact is linked to this case.
  3. Packet + attachmentsSource gap
    The launch source declares this checkpoint, but no exact case-linked evidence is accepted yet.
  4. Minutes + voteSource gap
    The launch source declares this checkpoint, but no exact case-linked evidence is accepted yet.
  5. Recommendation / decisionSource gap
    The launch source declares this checkpoint, but no exact case-linked evidence is accepted yet.
  6. Follow-up changeSource gap
    The launch source declares this checkpoint, but no exact case-linked evidence is accepted yet.
Document coverage details
Packet incomplete6 packet/attachment evidence linksThe launch source declares this checkpoint, but no exact case-linked evidence is accepted yet.

Filings, agendas and recommendations are not final decisions. Methodology →