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26-009 — Small-scale commercial development with retail, restaurants, and similar uses; ten buildings totaling approximately 42,474 square feet with 120 parking spaces in Coweta County, GA

Coop Dev, LLC requests rezoning of 24.45 acres from RC (Rural Conservation) to C-6 (Minor Commercial Shopping) to develop a small-scale commercial center ("The Homestead") with ten buildings including retail, restaurants, coffee/donut shops, and office space along Lower Fayetteville Road. The Comprehensive Plan supports the requested C-6 zoning within the Employment Center character area; however, approval is conditioned on transportation improvements (including $380,000 and $500,000 contributions to nearby intersections), compliance with Quality Development Corridor District standards (potentially requiring variances for existing building materials), and stormwater management meeting Shoal Creek Watershed Protection District requirements.

Case number26-009
TypeRezoning
Location5439 Lower Fayetteville Road
CountyCoweta County
Parcel / legalTax ID #: 146-6132-016; 146-6132-017; 146-6132-018; 146-6132-019
Acreage24.45
Current zoningRC (Rural Conservation)
Requested zoningC-6 (Minor Commercial Shopping)
Proposed useSmall-scale commercial development with retail, restaurants, and similar uses; ten buildings totaling approximately 42,474 square feet with 120 parking spaces
PetitionerCoop Dev, LLC
OwnerCoop Dev, LLC
Hearing2026-11-03
Hearing bodyCoweta County Board of Commissioners
RecordUpdated after it was first seen; not a decision

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