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Commission approves conditional use to replace 401 N. Main with convenience store; developer estimates six-month build

Cedartown City Commission · July 13, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved Fisher K Law's conditional use to demolish the existing facility at 401 N. Main (parcel C18-147) and build a convenience store, with the applicant estimating a six-month timeline from demolition to opening.

The Cedartown City Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing demolition of the existing building at 401 N. Main (parcel C18-147) and construction of a new convenience store.

Chuck Hardin, civil engineer for Fisher K Law, described the owner’s plan and told commissioners the expected timeline from demolition to opening is about six months. City Attorney Carey Pilgrim opened and closed the public hearing with no opposition recorded. Commissioner Dale Tuck moved to approve the conditional use and the motion passed with all commissioners voting "Aye."