Applicant cites Sandy Springs ADU policy as reason for variance request
The applicant's representative said Sandy Springs' development code allows accessory dwelling units and framed the variance request as consistent with local policy supporting multigenerational housing; the board approved the variance with conditions after neighbors contested impacts.
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James McConnell of Georgia ADU framed the request for 6565 Williamson Drive as consistent with Sandy Springs' allowance for accessory dwelling units and with a policy goal of supporting multigenerational living. McConnell said the RD18 zoning allows a guest house up to 1,500 square feet and characterized the proposed ADU as "a practical solution that strengthens families, supports aging in place, and makes more efficient use of existing residential properties."
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