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Applicant seeks rezoning to split 5150 Abbotsbridge Road into two single-family lots

City of Johns Creek Planning and Zoning · August 1, 2024
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Summary

At a Johns Creek zoning public participation meeting, applicant Sohel “Sean” Donani requested rezoning of 5150 Abbotsbridge Road from AG‑1 to R‑4 to divide a 0.87‑acre parcel into two lots and asked for a variance to waive the 10% common open space requirement.

At a City of Johns Creek Planning and Zoning public participation meeting, applicant Sohel “Sean” Donani of Simple Design Development asked the city to rezone 5150 Abbotsbridge Road (0.87 acres) from AG‑1 to R‑4 to allow the parcel to be split into two single‑family lots. Donani said the proposal would yield lots of roughly 0.4 and 0.44 acres, yielding a density of about 2.29 units per acre.

"We're trying to do 2 single family homes with basements on, 0.87 acres," Donani said, noting the homes would be approximately 3,500 square feet or larger and could include side‑entry, three‑car garages if the lots and setbacks permit. He introduced his firm, Simple Design Development, and said the project is consistent with the Johns Creek comprehensive land development plan and the surrounding neighborhood lot pattern.

Donani also requested a concurrent variance (VC‑24‑0004) to eliminate the 10% common open space requirement for the two‑lot configuration. Staff introduced the rezoning as case RZ‑24‑0006 and identified the variance during the formal presentation; no formal vote or final decision occurred at the meeting.

The formal presentation concluded with no immediate public questions; staff closed the presentation portion and opened the floor for a live question‑and‑answer session to follow.

Next steps: the item remains an active application before city review and public comment; no formal action or vote was recorded during this meeting.