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Commissioners revert Roscoe Road parcel to rural-conservation after developer failed to obtain permit
Summary
The board voted unanimously to revert a 0.79-acre parcel on State Route 70 (Roscoe Road) from R-2 back to RC Rural Conservation because condition 6 of REZ22-03 — obtaining a land disturbance permit within 12 months — was not met.
The Coweta County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously March 19 to revert a 0.79-acre parcel on State Route 70 (Roscoe Road) from R-2 multifamily residential back to RC Rural Conservation after staff found the applicant did not obtain the required land-disturbance permit within the 12-month window set by condition 6 of REZ22-03.
Community development staff presented the reversion request and noted that the prior rezoning, approved April 19, 2022 under petition REZ22-03, included 10 conditions tied to a proposed townhome project and required the permit within one year or the board could initiate reversion. Staff reported the applicant had not secured necessary approvals from the City of Newnan and had not filed for the county permit; no one signed up to speak for or against the reversion at the public hearing.
The board closed the public hearing and approved reverting the parcel back to RC by unanimous vote.
