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Board approves final plat for Tate Estates, a nine‑lot subdivision on Highway 18
Summary
Troup County commissioners approved the final plat for Tate Estates, a one‑phase, nine‑lot subdivision on Highway 18 totaling approximately 71.5 acres. Staff and the Board of Zoning had reviewed and approved the preliminary plat and staff said the final plat complies with county ordinances.
The board voted to approve the final subdivision plat for Tate Estates (Lickty Land LLC), a roughly 71.5‑acre tract on Highway 18 between Drummond Road and West Drummond Road that will be developed as nine lots in a single phase.
Staff said the Board of Zoning had approved the preliminary plat unanimously and that the final plat had been reviewed by roads and engineering, health, fire marshal, property appraisal and other county reviewers. The presenter explained nine lots make the project a "major subdivision" under county ordinance but said the plan complies with AG‑residential lot size standards and driveway access rules.
After a brief technical discussion about driveway terminology and spacing standards, the public hearing yielded no opposition, and the board approved the final plat by motion and voice vote.
Next steps: staff will record the final plat and oversee any required infrastructure or permitting work; commissioners did not attach additional conditions in the public record at the meeting.
