Revised Macedonia Road apartment plan moves trash enclosure away from neighboring homes
The plan also shows a combined 30-foot buffer beside Chancellor’s Ridge; staff say its screening would be sufficient if the plantings meet the stated standard.
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Latest ·The plan also shows a combined 30-foot buffer beside Chancellor’s Ridge; staff say its screening would be sufficient if the plantings meet the stated standard.
The recommended condition allows the public works director to find the lane unwarranted and requires county approval for work in county right-of-way.
Cobb County transportation comments include the roadway, stormwater infrastructure, markings, signs and mowing within the proposed new city boundary.
Recommended conditions would also protect stormwater flow. The linked requests seek a smaller setback and permission for a six-foot fence in a street-facing yard.
Cobb stormwater comments also recommend documenting sediment in a downstream lake before land disturbance at the proposed development.
The alternative would allow concurrent commercial and residential permitting, but limit apartment occupancy until the commercial shell is complete.
Recommendations include a 20-foot undisturbed buffer plus 10 feet of landscaping, a larger western setback and moving the trash enclosure farther from homes.
The recommendation includes an accessible ramp at Macedonia Road and Ernest Barrett Parkway and a connection that would also serve existing Crofthouse West Cobb residents.
The 10.114-acre plan seeks annexation into Powder Springs and a density limit of 24 homes per acre instead of 8. A September memo also records receipt of Cobb County's objection.

The special-use request seeks permission for a convenience store with fuel pumps at 4340 Brownsville Road.
The request would bring 10.114 acres into Powder Springs and change the site's zoning from single-family residential to mixed use, according to a city staff report.

The special-use request concerns a corner-lot home at 4421 Demesne Way.
The request is for a six-foot-tall fence at 4421 Demesne Way in Old Lost Mountain Estates.
The rezoning request covers five properties at the intersection of Brownsville Road and C H James Parkway.
The special-use request includes a bank larger than 2,500 square feet at Brownsville Road and C.H. James Parkway.
The filing covers a car wash on property currently zoned CRC.
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