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Stonecrest council approves multiple plats and lot combinations for Hayden Quarry and Crestview developments

City Council of Stonecrest, Georgia · May 27, 2026
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Summary

Council approved several land‑use resolutions May 26, clearing final and preliminary plats and lot combinations for Crestview Point, Crestwind/Crest Wynn and other parcels, including approvals for 65 single‑family homes and an amended preliminary for 192 townhomes.

The City Council voted May 26 to approve a package of land development items presented by the Community Development Division.

Key approvals included:

- SDF 26002: final plat for Crestview Point Phase 1 (65 single‑family homes at 7199 Hayden Quarry). The council approved the final plat by voice vote, 4–0 with one member absent.

- SDP 25004: amended preliminary plat for Crestwind (7259 Hayden Quarry). The developer amended an earlier approval for 127 townhomes to 192 townhomes; the council approved the amended preliminary plat 4–0.

- SDF 26003: final plat for phase one of the 7259 Hayden Quarry project, approved 4–0 to match the amended preliminary plat.

Council also approved lot combinations including SDL 26003 (three‑lot combination to create 1901 Rock Chapel Road) and SDP 25002 (four‑lot combination to create 3024 Evans Mill Road). Council discussion focused on access, paving and previous coordination with DeKalb County; staff said each application met the administrative checklist and county review requirements before referral to the council.

Director Q told the council the plats and combinations met division‑two administrative criteria and that DeKalb County had completed reviews where required. Councilmembers asked for maps and checklists to be shared on screen; staff agreed to provide the checklist and related documentation when requested.

All recorded votes on the listed plats and lot combinations were unanimous among present members (4–0) with one member absent.