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Hardeman Road sport-court variance listed for Nov. 4 after deferral

The request seeks setback and lot-coverage exceptions. Staff says the site is in a sensitive drainage area requiring extra stormwater mitigation.

Current coverage updates this story. Owners want to keep Hardeman sport court. July staff review urged denial. →

Sandy Springs’ case register lists a Nov. 4, 2026, Board of Appeals hearing at 6 p.m. for a Hardeman Road sport-court variance deferred at the Aug. 5 public hearing. Case V-26-43 seeks exceptions allowing the court within setbacks and above the maximum lot coverage; the original staff report specifies the side and rear setbacks.⁠[1][2]

The staff report says the court, a light and a light pole were built without permits in 2025. It places the site within the Nancy Creek Declared Sensitive Area, which requires twice as much stormwater mitigation. The November listing is a scheduled review of the request, not an approval.⁠[1][2]

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  1. Owners want to keep Hardeman sport court. July staff review urged denial.

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  2. Hardeman Road sport court request deferred by appeals board

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