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Royston City Council rezones 215 Baker Street from Institutional to R-2

The vacant 0.40-acre city-owned lot can now be used for residential development after the council's vote.

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The story

The Royston City Council scheduled a May 12 public hearing on a request to rezone a 0.40-acre parcel at 215 Baker Street, a vacant lot, from Institutional to R-2 Residential. The item was part of a broader proposal to rezone two city-owned parcels, the Baker Street lot and a 1.01-acre parcel on Franklin Springs Street.

SourcesAgenda — Agenda Form 2026-05.pdf

At that May 12 meeting, the Royston Mayor and City Council approved the rezoning of the 0.40-acre parcel at 215 Baker Street from Institutional to R-2 Residential, following Planning Commission Case #April 2, 2026, by a 6-0 vote.

SourcesMinutes — Minutes 2026-05-12.pdf

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Rezoning 215 Baker Street from Institutional to R-2 Residential (Planning Commission Case #2026-04-02)

considering a request by the Planning Commission to rezone 0.40 acre from Institutional to R-2 Residential

Appeared on agenda
proposed

Rezoning of two city-owned parcels at 215 Baker Street and 1.01 acres on Franklin Springs Street at Bowers and Cherry Streets

Consideration of adopting a resolution to re-zone two parcels, one known as 215 Baker Street, and one known as 1.01 acres on Franklin Springs Street

Appeared on agenda
proposed

Public hearing on rezoning 215 Baker Street from Institutional to R-2 Residential

A request by the City of Royston to rezone 0.40 acre from Institutional to R-2 Residential. This parcel is located at 215 Baker Street and is currently a vacant lot.

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