City Council approves Thunder Ridge Phase 2 plan and bond measures

Dawsonville City Council has taken a significant step forward in local development by approving the final plan for Thunder Ridge Phase 2 during their special called meeting on March 24, 2025. This decision marks a crucial advancement in the city’s growth strategy, as it paves the way for further residential development in the area.

City officials confirmed that all necessary bonds and agreements, including a stormwater management agreement, were in place, ensuring compliance with local regulations. Council member Phillips made the motion to approve the plan, which was seconded by council member Yield, indicating strong support among council members for the project.

The approval of Thunder Ridge Phase 2 is expected to enhance housing options in Dawsonville, contributing to the community's expansion and economic development. As the city continues to grow, this project will play a vital role in meeting the increasing demand for residential properties.

In addition to the Thunder Ridge discussion, the council addressed other agenda items, but the focus remained on the implications of this development for the community. The council's decision reflects a commitment to fostering growth while ensuring that all necessary precautions and agreements are in place.

Looking ahead, the successful implementation of Thunder Ridge Phase 2 will be closely monitored, with expectations that it will positively impact the local economy and provide new housing opportunities for residents.