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Paulding panel approves fourth home off private Canter Creek Path with maintenance agreement
Summary
The Paulding County Planning and Zoning Committee approved a waiver to allow a fourth residence off the private Canter Creek Path, conditioning the approval on a recorded maintenance agreement signed by all homeowners before issuance of a certificate of occupancy.
At a Paulding County Planning and Zoning Committee meeting, members voted unanimously to allow a fourth residential home to be built off the private Canter Creek Path, contingent on a signed maintenance agreement among all homeowners before a certificate of occupancy is issued. The application was filed by Bradley and Elizabeth Keane for property at 330 Canter Creek Path.
The committee’s action matters because county development rules limit the number of residences served by private easements and require committee approval for additional homes beyond three. Committee Chair and Community Development Director Anne Littman said the body could only consider the fourth home because the public notice advertised only that request.
Bradley Keane, the applicant and landowner, told the committee he owns 17.2 acres and had planned to split the parcel to…
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