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Lilburn DDA adopts nonbinding downtown master concept after brief debate
Summary
The Lilburn Downtown Development Authority adopted DDA Resolution No. 2026-02, a nonbinding downtown master concept; one board member cautioned it should not impose unnecessary constraints on property owners.
The Lilburn Downtown Development Authority on April 22 adopted DDA Resolution No. 2026-02, which the board described as a guiding downtown master concept rather than binding regulation. The motion to adopt passed 5-0 (mover: Tom Mills; second: Hugh Wilkerson).
Board member Scott Mecredy raised a caveat, saying the concept should not impose unnecessary constraints on home and business owners; beyond that concern, he expressed agreement with the overall concept. Staff characterized the document as guidance to align future development visually with the downtown environment while leaving final design decisions subject to site constraints and permitting.
