It was standing room only at
Palmetto City Hall during a public hearing Monday night. Steve Freeman
of Toasters Investment Corporation packed the residents in with his proposed
Palmetto Oaks project along Hutcheson Ferry Road.
The 71 acre single-family subdivision
was facing stiff competition and Freeman was well aware of it.
In response to the community's
concern, Toasters Investments is conducting a community meeting at the
Senior Citizen's Center on Turner Avenue, January 13 at 7 p.m.. Freeman
hopes to share more information about the project and to hear input from
concerned citizens.
The City Council agreed to
postpone their final decision about Palmetto Oaks until the February 2
meeting. The rezoning has already reviewed and recommended for approval
from R-1 to R-2, which would allow for lots as small as half an acre.
Growth has been sweeping around
Atlanta for more than a decade and South Fulton County seems to be the
latest battleground against denser development. Whether a compromise can
be met that benefits everyone involved in the future plans of Palmetto
could be decided at the Jan.13 meeting.







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