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Master-planned proposal would combine homes and shops
The planning recommendation cites a density of approximately 15.75 homes per acre as of June 17, 2026.
Explore the source documentsThe supporting analysis says the development would fill a local need for commercial amenities.
The details
The analysis says the development may fit the vision of Powder Springs’ Comprehensive Plan and describes the site as suited for the requested MXU zoning.
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Case summary
A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.
- Road or project area
- intersection of Brownsville Road and C H James ParkwaySource · page 1 ↗ · Find on map ↗
- Existing zoning in this record
- CRC and R-30Source · page 1 ↗
- Project named in the record
- premium, master-planned mixed-use siteSource · page 5 ↗
- What is proposed
- mixed-useSource · page 5 ↗
- Requested zoning
- MXUSource · page 4 ↗
- Housing units per acre
- 15.75Source · page 4 ↗
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Reporting history
Newest first. Articles reflect what was known at publication.
Brownsville Road plan proposes homes and five commercial sites
Published after this articleHomes-and-shops proposal calls for about 16 homes per acre
Master-planned homes and shops proposed in Powder Springs
Powder Springs planning recommendation seeks MXU zoning for a 15.75-unit-per-acre mixed-use site