Norcross — Zoning Board of Appeals Regular Meeting, July 24, 2025
In an official meeting on July 24, 2025, the Norcross Zoning Board of Appeals approved previous meeting minutes and three zoning variance requests. Approved variances included stormwater pipe materials for a development on Hunt and Beutell Streets, accessory dwelling unit height limits on Sunset Drive, and principal structure height limits on West Peachtree Street.
Topics
- Zoning
- Stormwater
- Housing & homelessness
- Procedural
Actions
Approval of June 26, 2025 Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes
Approved · Vote: 4-0 · Motion: Naim Harrison · Second: Taylor Walker
Zoning Board of Appeals - Zoning Board of Appeals - Jun 26, 2025, 6:30 PM RESULT: ACCEPTED [UNANIMOUS]
ZBA2025-006 — Variance request for HDPE stormwater pipe at 189 Hunt Street and 248 Beutell Street
Approved · Vote: 4-0 · Motion: Taylor Walker · Second: DaVida Cole
Request a variance to Chapter 400-Land Development, Article 1-Land Development Standards, Division 1-In General, Section 401-2(4) Amendment to Section 810.10 General Requirements requiring all drainage in the right of way or proposed right-of-way to be piped with reinforced concrete pipe to allow a design alternative to meet the performance standards through the use of HDPE pipe with stone. RESULT: APPROVED [UNANIMOUS]
ZBA2025-007 — Variance request for accessory dwelling unit height limit at 633 Sunset Drive
Approved · Vote: 3-1 · Motion: Bob Evely · Second: DaVida Cole
Chapter 200-Land Use and Zoning, Article 1-Zoning Districts and Use Provisions, Division 2-Single Family Residential Districts, Section 201-6 (b) R100 development standards requesting relief from the maximum height allowed for an accessory dwelling unit. RESULT: APPROVED [3 TO 1]
ZBA2025-008 — Variance request for principal structure height limitation in M1 district at 444 West Peachtree Street
Approved · Vote: 4-0 · Motion: DaVida Cole · Second: Taylor Walker
Chapter 200-Land Use and Zoning, Article 1-Zoning Districts and Use Provisions, Division 5-Industrial Districts, (b) M1 lot development standards requesting relief from the maximum height limitation for a principal structure. RESULT: APPROVED [UNANIMOUS]
Sources
Everything above is extracted from the city's own published record: