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Planning commission allows five-vehicle arrangement for Medina property, limits outside parking to four cars
Summary
After a code-enforcement complaint, the commission voted 3-0 to allow four adults at a house and four vehicles parked outside plus one vehicle to be stored inside the one-car garage, with a 24-month review; staff had recommended denial based on the county code that allows three vehicles.
The Cobb County Planning Commission voted 3-0 on April 1 to allow a temporary vehicle/occupancy arrangement at a single-family property associated with case LEP 10 (Jose R. Medina). The commission approved a two-year temporary permit to allow four adults at the residence and to permit four vehicles to be parked outside while one vehicle must remain inside the home’s one-car garage.
The decision followed a code-enforcement complaint that recorded six vehicles at the site on Nov. 13, 2024. Planning staff recommended denial because county code limits…
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