Fairburn officials gave the
go-ahead Monday night for a new subdivision in the community.
The City Council agreed with
the stipulations the Planning Commission imposed on Burt Clark's proposed
Woodland Hills development.
Clark had submitted the final
plat for the 30.82 acre Woodland Hills subdivision featuring 25 single-family
residential lots.
The property located between
lot 25 and the outparcel was intended as a lot, but due to the detention
pond on that lot developers agreed it would not be buildable and eliminated
the lot and dedicated the property as open space to the city.
Street lighting shall be installed
at each street intersection and at an interval not exceeding 400 feet
at no cost to the city prior to the release of the first certificate of
occupancy.
In addition, Park Village and
Village Green at Fairburn proposal is to develop 152 single-family detached
units. All lots will be a minimum of 6,000 square feet, with a minimum
house size of 1,800 square feet. Public water and sanitary sewer is available
to the development and will be served with underground electrical power.
Areas proposed for green space,
open space or recreation areas should be reasonably accessible to all
residents. Preservation of green and open space areas indicated on the
preliminary plat will either be dedicated to the city or maintained in
perpetuity by the homeowners association or non-profit organization formed
for the purpose of owning and preserving green space.
The commission also recommended
that protective covenants and an architectural control committee be established;
access to the development be via two entrances on Campbellton-Fairburn
Road; and a landscape plan to be reviewed by the Planning Commission.
The commission also recommended
an emergency access easement connecting Park Village to Village Green.
Village Green Drive and Village Court shall be looped to provide a continuous
road. Construction plans shall comply with the 2000 Standard Fire Code
Regulations.
This property is located on
Campbellton-Fairburn Road at the northwestern city limits near Coweta
Road.







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