City A Council approves annexation of 5 acres for multifamily housing project

March 22, 2025 | Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia


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City A Council approves annexation of 5 acres for multifamily housing project
The City of Cumming's Planning and Zoning Meeting on March 18, 2025, saw a significant step forward in local development with the unanimous approval of an annexation and rezoning request from Hoff Homes, LLC. This decision allows for the addition of 10 new multifamily residential units on two parcels totaling 5.05 acres, located at 3300 Hutchison Road and 3215 Castleberry Road.

The proposal, which transitions the land from Forsyth County's Agricultural and Multifamily Residential zoning to the city's Multifamily Residential R3 designation, aligns with the city's comprehensive plan for high-density residential use. The overall density will reach 5.94 units per acre, adhering to the maximum allowed under the R3 zoning regulations.

City staff recommended approval, noting that the annexation meets all necessary criteria, including contiguity to existing city boundaries. The board emphasized the importance of several conditions tied to the approval, including the requirement for a site plan to be approved by the city council before construction begins, limiting the total number of units to 30, and ensuring that each unit has a minimum square footage of 900 square feet.

The motion to forward the request to the city council for final approval was met with unanimous support, highlighting the community's readiness for growth and development. As Cumming continues to expand, this decision marks a pivotal moment in shaping the future of residential living in the area.

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