Tucker’s City Council held two regular scheduled meetings during the month of March, taking up a pair of rezoning cases that have drawn significant public interest. The first case, in which developer Ardent Companies is calling for 24-single family detached homes, was approved by a 6-1 vote at the Council meeting on March 26. This development will be located on the north side of Lawrenceville Highway at Henderson Drive.
A second rezoning case, also petitioned by Ardent Companies, was granted a deferral by a 5-2 vote at the meeting on March 26. This project, as constituted, would bring 54 townhomes to the south side of Lawrenceville Highway at Bishop Drive. The developer asked for a deferral with the goal of working with the City Council to refine their plans. A first read of the project is now scheduled for April 9 with a second read and anticipated vote set for April 26.
Also at the meeting on March 26, the Council voted unanimously to approve an annexation petition by a group of property owners along E. Ponce de Leon Ave. The annexation brings Graphics Packaging and Eagle Rock into the City effective April 1.
Also at the meeting on March 26, the Council voted unanimously to approve an annexation petition by a group of property owners along E. Ponce de Leon Ave. The annexation brings Graphics Packaging and Eagle Rock into the City effective April 1.
