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File #: PZ 19--014    Version: 1
Type: Special Use Status: Work Session Ready
File created: 3/19/2019 In control: City Council
On agenda: Final action: 3/25/2019
Title: Special Use - Fuel Pumps LL869, SE Corner of Carter Rd and Powder Springs Rd William Smith, Applicant
Attachments: 1. Recommended Motion, 2. Revised Site Plan, 3. Application Special Use Carter Road.pdf, 4. Case Overview Carter Road PZ 19-008 Special Use.pdf, 5. Carter Road Gas Station Site Plan 2.25.2019.pdf, 6. Notice of Intent.pdf, 7. Survey.pdf, 8. Legal Description.pdf, 9. Project Proposal.pdf
STAFF REPORT

Public Hearing Dates
Planning and Zoning Public Hearing: March 25, 2019
Mayor and Council Public Hearing: April 1, 2019

File #: PZ 19-014

APPLICATION: Special Use, City initiated APPLICANT: William Smith

PETITION: The applicant is requesting a Special Use approval for a convenient store with fuel pumps in the Community Retail Commercial (CRC) zoning district.

PURPOSE OF THE REQUEST: Convenience store with fuel pump requires a Special Use approval in the CRC zoning district as required by Table 2-3 of the Unified Development Code.

LOCATION: Land Lots 869, 19th Districts, Powder Springs, Georgia. Parcel #: 19086900360

ACRES: Approximately 4.05 acres

CURRENT ZONING: Neighborhood Retail Commercial District (NRC)
PROPOSED ZONING: Community Retail Commercial (CRC), concurrent application
RECOMENDATION: Approval

Location Map

Background:
The subject site is located at the intersection of Carter Road and Powder Springs Road within the Neighborhood Retail Commercial (NRC) zoning district. There is currently a rezoning request application (PZ 19-013) and a variance application (PZ 19-015) filed concurrently with this Special Use application. The rezoning application currently filed is to rezone from Neighborhood Retail Commercial (NRC) to Community Retail Commercial (CRC) zoning district to accommodate a convenience store with fuel pumps, restaurant with drive-through and a retail establishment. The variance application is to reduce the landscape buffer width from 40 feet to 32 feet. Based on Table 2-3 of the Unified Development Code convenience store with fuel pumps require a Special Use approval hence the reason for this application.
Prior to this Special Use application, in 2008 a proposed shopping center was proposed for this site that was permitted by-right within the NRC zoning district. However, a variance was sought to reduce the 50 foot landscape buffer width to a minimum of 32 feet along the southern boundary. The varianc...

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