Fulton approved two sewer-access corridors at The Brooke at Rivertown

Fulton County commissioners approved sewer-access rights across two corridors at The Brooke at Rivertown on Ono Road in South Fulton on March 18, 2026. The decision covers 6,570 square feet dedicated by Rivertown ONO Investment, LLC—not approval of the entire development.⁠[1][2][3]

The two strips serve different parts of the project: a 3,779-square-foot tract reaches Eden Circle, while a 2,791-square-foot tract reaches Brooke Boulevard. Together, they account for the full easement area approved under item 26-0138.⁠[1][2]

The practical stakes are access and upkeep. The county’s staff report says the dedication provides access for sewer construction, maintenance and upgrades once improvements are installed. The deed also gives Fulton access across the company’s remaining land when necessary to make routine or emergency repairs.⁠[2][3]

Commissioners approved the dedication through the consent agenda, adopted with five affirmative votes and no opposition; Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. was absent for that vote. Staff reported that accepting the easement itself involved no expenditure or receipt of funds.⁠[1][3]

The March action is distinct from a larger sewer-access proceeding for the same project. The county’s Dec. 3, 2025, post-agenda minutes, marked tentative, record approval of a 121,824-square-foot dedication from the same company. That attachment maps an access-and-sewer corridor from Ono Road through future streets to a sanitary-sewer lift station.⁠[4][5]

These actions secure rights to reach sewer infrastructure. The March staff report identifies acknowledgment of the county’s ownership interests as a prerequisite to a land-disturbance permit for new sewer connections. The easement approval does not, by itself, establish that such a permit was issued or that construction is complete.⁠[1][3]