Local brief
Spalding Drive rezoning approved for site with 21-home plan
The Providence Group's 7.42-acre proposal would consolidate five driveways into one entrance aligned with Spalding Springs Drive.
Current coverage updates this story. Spalding rezoning’s fine print: 21-home cap, entrance at Pitts Road signal →
Sandy Springs' case register records City Council approval with conditions on May 19, 2026, of the Spalding Drive rezoning RZ-25-6 from RE-1 to RD-9. The linked application from The Providence Group of Georgia, LLC proposes 21 detached homes on approximately 7.42 acres within Sandy Springs.[1][2]
The application describes a site containing five single-family homes, each fronting Spalding Drive. Its development plan would eliminate five separate driveways and provide one entrance aligned with Spalding Springs Drive.[2]
The register establishes the conditional rezoning approval; the 21-home layout and entrance arrangement are described in the applicant's proposal rather than in a reviewed adopted-conditions document.[1][2]
Sources
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Reporting history
Newest first. Articles reflect what was known at publication.
Spalding rezoning’s fine print: 21-home cap, entrance at Pitts Road signal
Published after this articleSandy Springs filing lists an RE-1-to-RD-9 rezoning case
Sandy Springs files a rezoning request
Sandy Springs files a rezoning case
Sandy Springs: RZ-25-6 — new filing for a rezoning case
Sandy Springs: RZ-25-6 enters the public record