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Commission approves conditional-use permit for manufactured home at 131 Pine Hill Road

Unified Government of Cusseta–Chattahoochee County Board of Commissioners · July 2, 2024
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Summary

After a July 24 public hearing, the board approved a conditional-use permit allowing a manufactured home on a 1.35-acre R‑1 lot at 131 Pine Hill Rd, conditioned on required septic/perk approvals; neighbors spoke in favor and the board recorded unanimous approval.

The Unified Government of Cusseta–Chattahoochee County Board of Commissioners approved a conditional-use permit July 24 to allow a manufactured home on a 1.35‑acre R‑1 lot at 131 Pine Hill Road.

Applicant James Shulterbrondt spoke at the public hearing, confirming he intends to place a manufactured home on the property; a neighbor spoke in support. Chairman Charles Coffey explained the conditional‑use process allows manufactured homes in R‑1 zoning without a five‑acre minimum when conditions are met.

Why it matters: The permit changes the allowed use for a specific parcel and sets conditions (including required septic/perk approval) that must be satisfied before placement. The board explicitly tied approval to compliance with standard health and permitting requirements.

How the hearing unfolded: Commissioners asked procedural and property‑ownership questions. Commissioner Timothy Biddle moved to approve the permit; Commissioner Jason Frost seconded and the minutes record unanimous approval. The board noted the decision is conditioned on meeting septic and perk requirements and other standard permitting steps.

What’s next: The applicant must obtain required health‑department approvals and any necessary inspections before a manufactured home may be placed. The board closed the hearing and adjourned at 6:35 p.m.

Sources: Public‑hearing minutes, July 24, 2024.