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Council agrees to re-advertise Cardinal Woods planning items for March after applicant requests tabling

Mayor and Council of the City of Woodstock, Georgia · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff told the council that an applicant for three Cardinal Woods subdivision items asked to table to work with neighbors; Mayor Caldwell said the items should be re-advertised for the March 23 council meeting so concerned residents can attend.

Planning staff informed the council that an applicant had requested tabling three public‑hearing items tied to the Cardinal Woods subdivision following public opposition at the Planning Commission. Staff asked the council whether it wanted the items re‑advertised for March 23 or to open the Feb. 23 hearing and then table the items.

Melissa Sigman told the council the applicant requested the delay to work with residents and suggested re‑advertising to ensure public awareness. Mayor Michael Caldwell said he preferred advertising the items for the March meeting so residents would only need to attend when the council would actually decide.

Council did not vote on the underlying applications that night; the council’s direction was procedural: to re‑advertise the Cardinal Woods items for the March 23 meeting to allow broader public participation. Planning staff and the applicant will coordinate next steps and any resubmitted materials will appear with the re‑advertised hearing notice.