Recommendations
Approval with conditions recommended for a 10.4-acre, 32-unit rezoning request.
Case PZ26-020 is a Rezoning Request involving a change from LI to PUD-R, with Village Center Residential listed as the proposed land use.
Explore the source documentsAs of the Aug. 3 publication date, this remained a planning recommendation—not a decision—with a July 27 hearing date and a listed density of 3.06 housing units per acre.
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Case summary
A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.
- Existing zoning in this record
- LISource · page 1 ↗
- Housing units listed
- 32Source · page 1 ↗
- Existing zoning in this record
- LISource · page 1 ↗
- What is proposed
- RezoneSource · page 1 ↗
- Site area (acres)
- 10.4Source · page 1 ↗
- Requested zoning
- PUD-RSource · page 1 ↗
- Housing units per acre
- 3.06Source · page 1 ↗
- Staff recommendation
- approval with conditionsSource ↗
- Area (square feet)
- 70,400Source · page 20 ↗
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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.
Reporting history
Newest first. Articles reflect what was known at publication.
Powder Springs City staff recommend rezoning 10.4 acres of vacant industrial land for townhomes, from LI to PUD-R
Published after this articleStaff recommend rezoning 10.4 acres of vacant industrial land for townhomes
Published after this articleTownhomes rezoning set for Aug. 17 hearing in Powder Springs
Published after this articleTownhome rezoning gets approval recommendation in Powder Springs
Published after this articleStaff recommend rezoning for townhomes
Published after this articleTownhome rezoning set for Aug. 17 Powder Springs hearing
Published after this articlePowder Springs to hear townhome rezoning request Aug. 17
Published after this articlePowder Springs staff recommend rezoning for townhomes
Published after this article