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02-2026 — 89 fee simple townhomes with dog park and gathering places in Kennesaw, GA
This is a rezoning application to convert an 8.8-acre commercially zoned property (Highway General Business) to a residential planned development with 89 fee simple townhomes. The project is positioned as a mixed-use development within a Community Activity Center corridor, offering an intermediate use between the commercial frontage along Cobb Parkway and established residential neighborhoods to the south and west. Traffic analysis indicates the development will not materially affect surrounding intersection operations.
| Case number | 02-2026 |
|---|---|
| Type | Rezoning |
| Location | 6095 Pine Mountain Rd, Kennesaw, GA |
| County | Cobb County |
| Parcel / legal | Parcel ID #20014001380; Land Lot #140; Tax Parcel #138 |
| Acreage | 8.823 |
| Current zoning | Highway General Business (HGB) |
| Requested zoning | Planned Unit Development – Residential (PUD-R) |
| Proposed use | 89 fee simple townhomes with dog park and gathering places |
| Petitioner | DRB Group Georgia, LLC |
| Owner | AP Real Estate Georgia, LLC |
| Hearing | 2026-01-07 |
| Hearing body | Planning Commission |
| Staff recommendation | approve with conditions |
| Status | new |
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- First seen — 2026-07-26: First seen on an agenda (backfilled from our archive) · Planning Commission
Also on the 2026-01-07 Kennesaw agenda
- RZ2025-03 — Fee simple residential townhomes (89 units at 10.08 units per acre)
- RZ2025-003 — Fee simple residential townhomes
- 20-2013 — residential townhomes
Other Kennesaw rezoning cases
- 25-214 — 89 townhomes residential development
- 12-2025 — Fee simple residential townhomes (89 units at 10.08 units per acre)