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Paulding County planning panel recommends approvals for subdivision, convenience store and billboard changes; tables industrial rezoning
Summary
At its July 28 meeting the Paulding County Planning Commission recommended approval of a 3-home rezoning, granted a site-plan amendment for a convenience store with a 5 a.m.–10 p.m. hours stipulation, approved removal of a billboard restraint with GDOT coordination, and tabled an industrial rezoning to Aug. 25.
The Paulding County Planning Commission met July 28, 2026, at the Watson Government Complex and forwarded several recommendations to the Board of Commissioners, which will consider final action at its Aug. 11 meeting. Chairman Jacob Wix opened the meeting by reminding attendees that “this is a recommending body and any action taken today will be forwarded to the Board of Commissioners for final approval.”
Commissioners approved the June 23 minutes and voted on four substantive applications: a rezoning for three single-family homes along Mulberry Rock Road (recommended 5–0), a site-plan/stipulation change for a convenience store including a new hours restriction (recommended 5–0), removal of a billboard-related stipulation with two new conditions (approved 4–1), and a rezoning to light industrial that the commission tabled for further review (4–1 to table).
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