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Applicant asks to reduce building separation from 14 to 10 feet in Johns Creek rezoning request

City of Johns Creek Community Development Department · March 6, 2025
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Summary

A concurrent variance (VC-25-0001) would lower the required minimum building separation from 14 feet to 10 feet for the proposed 20‑lot subdivision; the request was presented but no decision was made.

The applicant for RZ-25-0001 formally included a variance request to reduce the minimum building separation requirement from 14 feet to 10 feet.

During staff's introduction, the planning and zoning manager described the variance: “and with 1 concurrent variance to reduce the minimum building separation from 14 feet to 10 feet.” That variance is tied to the Neighborhood Unit Plan request for 20 single‑family lots on the two‑parcel site.

No hearing or public comment on the variance was recorded in this meeting; the applicant's presentation concluded and the planning commission public hearing is scheduled in May where the variance will be considered alongside the rezoning. No vote or formal action on the variance occurred at the public participation meeting.