Hearings Soon
Lewis Road housing proposal drops shops for a small civic park
The plan shows 251 apartments and 24 townhomes. Powder Springs has scheduled public hearings for Oct. 26 and Nov. 2.
Explore the source documentsWood Partners is seeking mixed-use zoning at 4451 Lewis Road for 251 apartments, 24 townhomes and a small civic park—with no shops left in the plan.
Sources01p. 102p. 303p. 104p. 704p. 8Powder Springs has scheduled a Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing for Oct. 26, 2026, and a Mayor and Council public hearing for Nov. 2. Both are set for 7 p.m. at City Hall, 4483 Pineview Drive.
Sources05p. 1The developer’s history of the design says an early city review called for retail to be added to a plan of four apartment buildings and northern open space. An April 14 revision put shops at the north end.
Sources04p. 204p. 3The presentation’s summary of a May 27 community meeting lists the concern, “Do not want retail on the site.” A June 16 revision then eliminated retail entirely and added civic space.
Sources04p. 604p. 7The June 30 zoning drawing assigns 0.39 acre and 17 parking spaces to the civic area. The applicant’s final design narrative calls for that park to be fenced, six-foot fencing beside neighbors and larger buffers north and east of the townhomes. Buildings would shield the pool to limit noise disturbances.
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