Subject
Zoning and land use
64 collected facts are classified here under Development.
Issues
181–192 of 208
Requested rezone of .54 acre property at Church St and Hwy 59 (tabled Dec. 2023)under considerationPossible moratorium on recovery residencesunder considerationOrdinance banning relocation of used mobile homes into Demorestunder considerationCity of Cornelia annexation/rezoning of property on Level Grove Rd (614 Jay Warren Rd)under considerationRZ-2025-012 Rezone 1142 Pullian Rd from Agricultural General (AG) to Agricultural Intensive (AI), 35.95 acres, for poultry houses, applicant Doan Nguyenunder considerationRezoning of 2251 Cole Rd (RZ-2025-013)under considerationResident request for Council to meet on zoning changesunder considerationTree replacement requirement for new construction near Llewallen Streetunder considerationConditional use permit transfer for 341 Williams Cir (Martins to 1617, LLC)under considerationConditional Use CU-25-01: Christian Retreat cabins at 735 Kennedy Mountain Rdon holdPlanning Commission training on leveraging the zoning ordinance for smart growth, presented by GICH teamunder considerationFacade alteration at 319 Madison Streetunder consideration
Meaningful Changes
17–24 of 441
Variance request, Chris Irvin, Princess Nancy Lane, 20-foot front yard setback off Bryant DriveHistorical recordCamper variance for 38 Bel Aire Drive, Martin, GAHistorical recordRezoning request, Arie Coles, 3565 Prather Bridge Road (13.77 acres, AI to RS)Historical recordRezoning request, Sandra Fulghum, 2095 S. Yow Mill Road (1.06 acres, AI to AR)Historical recordConditional use application for automotive sales, service and salvage vehicle rebuilding, 1154 Rumsey Rd, EastanolleeHistorical recordLot size variance request, Fred C. & Deborah P. Meeks, 451 Defoor RoadHistorical recordAnnexation and rezoning of property at 1190 Old Cleveland Road, Parcel 086 038, into the City of Cornelia and zoning to M-OP (Municipal-Owned Property) for a proposed wastewater-solids solar-drying facilityHistorical recordVariance request by ALMS Homes, LLC/Michael Bouge to reduce required side-yard setback from 10 feet to 5 feet on nonconforming lots along Cash StreetHistorical record
Research