Bellemeade subdivision is set to become a reality after the Fayette
County Commission dropped its objections to the development Thursday
night.
The proposed 108-acre subdivision is near the intersection of Redwine,
Old Senoia and Hawn roads.
Fayetteville had requested to annex the land into the city under its
Planned Unit Development zoning category, but the county objected because
they maintained a higher density development would be allowed.
But in a letter to the city May 19, Commission Chairman Greg Dunn said
the county would drop its objection to the annexation if the city limited
the development to 88 one acre lots and two five acre lots.
After mulling over the county's offer, the city agreed to the number
of lots.
The County Commission voted unanimously to drop its objection to the
annexation as Fayetteville Mayor Ken Steele watched from the back of
the commission chambers.
"We appreciate you working with us on this," said Dunn to
Steele after the vote.
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