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Commission approves conditional‑use permit for manufactured home at 131 Pine Hill Rd

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

Following a July 24 public hearing, the Cusseta–Chattahoochee County Commission approved a conditional‑use permit allowing a manufactured home on a 1.35‑acre R‑1 lot at 131 Pine Hill Road, contingent on standard site requirements (septic/perk). The motion passed unanimously.

Cusseta–Chattahoochee County commissioners approved a conditional‑use permit July 24 to allow a manufactured home on a 1.35‑acre lot at 131 Pine Hill Road.

Applicant James Shulterbrondt spoke at the public hearing and confirmed the property address and his intent to place a manufactured home on the R‑1 lot. A neighbor and another resident who said they were not from the area offered support; Beverly Riley said she did not live in the immediate area but wanted to support the applicant’s request as an alternative to a five‑acre requirement.

Vice‑Chairman Timothy Biddle moved to approve the permit; Commissioner Jason Frost seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The commission recorded that approval is subject to the usual site requirements, including a successful septic/percolation test.

At the July 2 regular meeting the commission had earlier tabled a separate conditional‑use permit for 110 Stagecoach Drive because of pending litigation; that item remains on the agenda for a later meeting. The minutes note the commission will revisit the 110 Stagecoach Drive application once litigation details allow public action.

The public‑hearing minutes and the commission’s motion do not specify special modifications to zoning code; approval was granted under the conditional‑use process with standard health and permitting conditions.