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Council approves conditional-use permit for 60-unit mixed-use development on Main Street with traffic-study condition
Summary
Forest Park granted a conditional-use permit to Prestwick Land Holdings (represented by Presswood Development) to build a 60-unit mixed-use development in the downtown Main Street district, subject to a traffic study and preservation of the presented architectural design.
The City of Forest Park mayor and council voted May 5 to approve a conditional-use permit allowing Prestwick Land Holdings to develop a 60-unit mixed-use project in the downtown Main Street district, provided the developer submits a traffic study and preserves the architectural design shown in the planning materials.
The 1.62-acre proposal would add 48 new residential units to bring the site’s total to 60 units and include ground-floor retail and shared parking. Presswood Development Company representative Edrick Harris described the plan, saying the developer intends to pursue Georgia…
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