Dunwoody City Council defers decision to trim minimum acreage in developments

DUNWOODY, Ga. –– The Dunwoody City Council deferred a proposal that would reduce the minimum land area required for a planned development from 5 acres to 1 acre.
At its April 26 meeting, the council considered several modifications to the original plan suggested by the Dunwoody Planning Commission that would raise the minimum area for a planned development to 1.5 acres. In addition, the council discussed several modifications that included adapting standards already established in the city’s comprehensive plan. The council concluded that more study would be needed before the measure could be considered.
“We need to better understand the process,” Mayor Lynn Deutsch said in calling for the deferral, which passed unanimously.

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