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Planning commission backs 53-acre PUD for student housing; two people opposed at hearing
Summary
Fourteen Ninety South LLC proposed a 53.085-acre PUD to develop nearly 49 acres for multi-family/student housing and 4.15 acres for future commercial use; the Greater Tift County Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval after two people voiced opposition at the commission meeting.
A 53.085-acre Planned Unit Development proposed by Fourteen Ninety South LLC will be considered by the Tift County Board of Commissioners after the county’s Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval.
Community Development Services Director Chris Davis described the petition (TC-PUD-24-01) for property at the corner of South Carpenter Road and E.B. Hamilton Road. The PUD application would develop 48.935 acres for multi-family/student housing and reserve 4.15 acres for future commercial growth. Davis said no members of the public contacted the county office on the petition prior to the workshop, though two people spoke in opposition at the Planning Commission hearing on June 13.
Jason Hendricks, who is listed in the petition as the agent, appeared as the applicant contact in staff summaries. The Planning Commission’s unanimous recommendation moves the item to the Tift County Board of Commissioners for formal consideration at the July 8 Regular Session.
No development plans, financing details or specific unit counts were provided in the workshop summary; staff and the Planning Commission discussion focused on land-use recommendation. The board did not vote at the workshop.
