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Dawsonville council approves final plat for "the cottage set" with gated-entry condition
Summary
The Dawsonville City Council approved final plat for a development identified in the meeting transcript as "the cottage set," with a condition that the development remain gated; one council member abstained from the vote.
The Dawsonville City Council on Oct. 13 approved the final plat for a development identified in the meeting record as "the cottage set," adding a condition that the development remain gated at its entrance.
The zoning administrative assistant, Stacy Harris, told the council that the development "meets the land regulations" and that department heads and the city engineer had signed the final plat; she said the owner's certificate had been signed. Council member Phyllis moved to approve the final plat with a condition that "the development remain gated going forward," and Council member Ilk seconded the motion. The motion passed, 3–0 with one abstention.
Harris said the required signatures and staff sign-offs were on file before the council voted. A council member announced an abstention before the motion was called; the meeting record does not name which member abstained. The council did not receive public input for this item during the meeting.
The action records the council's formal approval with the added condition that the gated entrance be included in the development plan going forward. No ordinances, variances or additional conditions were discussed on the record beyond gating and the owner's certificate being signed.
The meeting was a special-call session; no executive session was held. The council chair closed the item and moved on to the next agenda item. The council's next regular meeting was announced for Monday, Oct. 20.
