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File #: PZ 19--008    Version: 1
Type: Special Use Status: Work Session Ready
File created: 2/5/2019 In control: City Council
On agenda: Final action: 2/5/2019
Title: Special Use Carter Convenient Store with Fuel Pumps
Attachments: 1. 1. Application Special Use Carter Road.pdf, 2. 2. Carter Road Gas Station Site Plan 2.25.2019.pdf, 3. 3. Case Overview Carter Road PZ 19-008 Special Use.pdf, 4. Motion to Withdraw without Prejudice, 5. Proposal
STAFF REPORT

Public Hearing Dates
Planning and Zoning Public Hearing: February 25, 2019
Mayor and Council Public Hearing: March 4, 2019

File #: PZ 19-008

APPLICATION: Special Use, City initiated

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: Convenient 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


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 19-007) 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. Based on Table 2-3 convenient store with fuel pumps requires a Special Use approval hence the reason for this application.
Prior to this 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 to a minimum of 32 feet along the southern boundary. The variance was approved with conditions in January 7, 2009. Please refer to Exhibit 1 for the list of approved conditions.
According to the Memorandum of Understating (MOA) signed between the existing owners and the City (See Exhibit 2), ...

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