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Planning commission backs Wooten Tract townhomes with reworded Georgia 400 buffer condition
Summary
The Alpharetta Planning Commission voted to recommend the Wooten Tract Townhomes rezoning and site plan to city council, approving staff conditions and adding a revised wording for Condition 14 that would require the developer to install a sound wall on its property if GDOT does not provide one as part of its Georgia 400 expansion.
The Alpharetta Planning Commission voted to forward a rezoning and site-plan recommendation for the Wooten Tract Townhomes to city council, approving staff-recommended conditions with a reworded Condition 14 that addresses buffering and possible sound-wall installation along Georgia 400.
The project, proposed by David Weekley Homes for an approximately 10-acre parcel at the Beaver Creek/Georgia 400/Mansell area, would build townhomes with rear-loaded garages, shared amenity spaces and bioretention stormwater features. Steven Jones, attorney for the applicant, said the applicant consents to the 19 staff conditions and urged the commission to recommend approval to council.
The commission focused substantial discussion on two corridor issues: the widening of Georgia 400 and an existing on-site billboard. Commissioners and staff said the plan accounts for the planned Georgia 400 right-of-way and includes a…
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