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Cobb County commissioners approve consent agenda, withdraw several zoning cases

Cobb County Board of Commissioners (zoning hearing) · November 19, 2025
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Summary

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners approved a revised consent agenda on Nov. 18, 2025, approving multiple rezoning and site‑plan matters and recording several cases withdrawn without prejudice; the board voted 5‑0 on the consent motion.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners approved a revised consent agenda at its Nov. 18, 2025 zoning hearing, including several rezoning and site‑plan items and the addition of one stipulation amendment to consent.

Zoning Manager John Peterson read items recommended by the planning commission and staff, including Z23/2025 (President Business LLC — GC to LI for a medical equipment repair facility), Z28/2025 (Roswell Lodge No. 165 — NRC to O&I for a charitable lodge and limited retail), and LEP45/2025 (L. Frank Shirley — 12‑month temporary equipment storage renewal), among other cases. Staff attached standard conditions such as site‑plan revisions, stormwater and DOT comments, and fire department recommendations.

Commissioner Sheffield asked to add other business item 53 (a stipulation amendment for Alexander Victor Ladilia) with several additional conditions; the applicant agreed. The board then voted to approve the consent agenda as revised. The chair announced, “The motion carries 5 0,” recording a unanimous vote.

Earlier in the meeting staff read three cases as withdrawn without prejudice (Z24/2025, Z29/2025 and other business item 56/2025). The board also approved a separate motion to accept an applicant request to withdraw rezoning case Z18/2025 (Racetrack Inc.) without prejudice; the chair explained that means the applicant may refile at a later date.

The approvals on consent were recorded as routine and subject to the staff conditions read into the record; several items had been pulled or continued earlier by staff to the December hearings and therefore were not before the board for final action.