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Peachtree Corners council approves conversion of 7065 Jimmy Carter Blvd. hotel into 73 apartments for Pathway Home program
Summary
The council approved a special-use permit to convert a 73-unit extended-stay hotel at 7065 Jimmy Carter Boulevard into apartments managed by Gwinnett Housing Corporation as part of a program for seniors and youth aging out of foster care.
Peachtree Corners — The City Council voted to approve a special-use permit to convert a 73-unit extended-stay hotel at 7065 Jimmy Carter Boulevard into a 73-unit apartment building managed by Gwinnett Housing Corporation.
The project, proposed for a 4.68-acre site that includes a 42,000-square-foot, three-story building, is intended to support the organization’s Pathway Home program, which the applicant described as serving seniors and youth aging out of foster care. Planning staff and the planning commission recommended approval with conditions, and the council untabled the item before voting to approve it.
The conversion will keep the same unit count and on-site parking, the city’s planning presentation said. “The applicant is proposing to convert the hotel to a 73 unit apartment building as part of their Pathway Home program,” planning staff member Mr. Adams told council. The staff presentation said the existing 90 on-site…
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