Commissioners approve eight new EV charging stations and multiple rezoning amendments

Cobb County's Board of Commissioners made significant strides in zoning and community development during their recent meeting on March 18, 2025. A key highlight was the approval of a revised site plan for a zoning application, which included stipulations for the applicant to file a revised plat by May 19, 2025. Commissioner Gamble emphasized the importance of adhering to the updated site plan, reflecting changes mandated by the health department.

In another notable discussion, the board considered the installation of eight electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for Bridal Landa Industries Inc. on non-residential property. The proposal received unanimous support, with no opposition from the public. Commissioners praised the collaborative efforts between the applicant and community representatives, highlighting a productive meeting that addressed local concerns.

Additionally, the board reviewed multiple other business items, including plans for six EV charging stations for EnviroSpark and Energy Solutions, which also faced no opposition. The commissioners expressed gratitude to applicants who engaged with neighbors to clarify their development plans, fostering a spirit of cooperation.

The meeting concluded with the approval of the consent agenda, signaling a commitment to advancing sustainable infrastructure and community engagement in Cobb County. As these developments unfold, residents can expect enhanced services and a focus on environmentally friendly initiatives in their neighborhoods.