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Commission accepts withdrawal of concrete-plant and warehouse permit applications on Empire Avenue
Summary
Planning staff recommended and the commission accepted the applicant's request to withdraw use-permit and variance applications for 1688 and 1692 Empire Avenue, applications that would have allowed a concrete manufacturing facility and related warehouse operations.
The City of East Point Planning and Zoning Commission on Dec. 18 accepted staff's recommendation to allow the applicant to withdraw a set of use-permit and variance applications for properties at 1688 and 1692 Empire Avenue (also referenced as 0 Woodbury Avenue).
Staff read four case numbers associated with the matter (P2025U-002-08, P2025VC-001-08, P2025U-003-08, P2025VC-002-08) and identified the applicant as Henry Bailey Jr. Staff summarized that the applications requested a use permit with concurrent variances to operate a concrete manufacturing facility and warehouse use, including a variance to permit a warehouse within 5,280 feet of residential property and a variance to allow part of the use to occur outside a building under specified local code sections.
After staff recommended accepting the applicant's request to withdraw the application, a motion to accept that recommendation was made, seconded, and approved on a voice vote. The commission recorded the withdrawal and removed the items from the agenda; the transcript does not record any public testimony in opposition or further discussion on the merits of the request during the meeting.
