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Commission approves major PD-2 zoning change allowing mini-warehouses on 8.56-acre outparcel
Summary
The Cedartown City Commission approved a major change to PD-2 zoning for the SE corner of Hwy 27 and Davis Road, permitting mini-warehouses on an 8.56-acre outparcel and granting most requested waivers with conditions including sidewalks and a Publix-only fireline meter.
The Cedartown City Commission on July 13 approved a major change to PD-2 zoning for parcels at the southeast corner of Highway 27 and Davis Road, allowing mini-warehouses on an 8.56-acre outparcel and granting a set of waivers with specified exceptions.
Applicant Tyler Morris sought permission to allow storage buildings as a permitted use on the 8.56-acre parcel and presented a list of 11 waiver requests. The commission approved the request with conditions including mandatory sidewalks at the outparcels, limiting a mini-warehouse use to the 8.56-acre outparcel only, and specifying that a fireline meter will be required only at the Publix location. The approval referenced waiver letters dated April 24, 2026 and June 22, 2026; exceptions noted in the motion included maintaining sidewalk requirements along public roads (Sec. 1013) and requiring fire line meters on private lines where appropriate.
Commissioner Matt Foster moved to approve the major change request and Commissioner Dale Tuck seconded; the motion carried with all commissioners voting in favor. The minutes do not show any public opposition during the hearing; City Attorney Carey Pilgrim opened and closed the public hearing and recorded no speakers against the request.
