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Dawsonville planners table rezoning for 120-unit RPC, seek traffic study
Summary
The City of Dawsonville Planning Commission on June 10 tabled a rezoning request from PR Land Investments for 34.71 acres to Residential Planned Community for 120 semi‑detached homes, citing an outstanding traffic study and unresolved density interpretation.
The City of Dawsonville Planning Commission on June 10 voted to table rezoning request ZA C2500171, a petition from PR Land Investments LLC to rezone 34.71 acres to Residential Planned Community (RPC) for 120 dwelling units, until the commission’s next meeting on Aug. 11, 2025 to allow completion and review of a traffic study.
The item drew a staff recommendation for denial, an extensive presentation by the applicant, legal guidance from the city attorney and objections from nearby residents. Stacy Harris, planning and zoning staff, told the commission that staff recommended denial because the proposal’s density exceeded the single‑family limit: “we did recommend denial because of those inconsistencies,” she said, citing the city’s single‑family density standard of one dwelling unit per acre versus the application’s roughly 3.64 units per acre.
The applicant, Michael Miller of PR Land Investments, described project elements he said align with the city’s…
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