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Coweta planning staff propose updates to Quality Development Corridor standards, including new materials and flexibility
Summary
Planning staff told commissioners they will draft housekeeping and material updates to Quality Development Corridor District ordinances — proposing to allow architectural metal panels and synthetic stone as category-A materials, add thin brick as category-B, and give staff limited administrative flexibility to evaluate new materials.
County planning staff presented proposed housekeeping amendments to the Quality Development Corridor District (QDCD) ordinance at the April 14 work session, seeking to modernize building-material lists, reduce overly prescriptive landscape language and allow limited administrative review for new materials.
Background and proposed changes: Staff recounted the QDCD program’s origin (initial Highway 34 adoption in 2003 and expansion in 2005) and said the overlay is applied to commercial and industrial uses…
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