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PC20-150 — Residential development (Lost Creek - multiple phases with approved lot mix including 50' and 70' wide lots) in Paulding County, GA
This case involves a challenge to a new ordinance (Section 1-20.09) that imposes design requirements on PRD-zoned property at Lost Creek that the applicant claims conflicts with previously approved PRD site development plans and lot configurations. The applicant asserts vested rights based on 20 years of approvals and extensive expenditures ($2.1M by Walton; $15.7M+ by D.R. Horton), arguing the new design standards—particularly side-entry garage requirements—will make the approved lot sizes unachievable and destroy the project economics.
| Case number | PC20-150 |
|---|---|
| Type | PD Amendment |
| Location | Lost Creek, Paulding County, Georgia |
| County | Paulding County |
| Parcel / legal | Property is part of Lost Creek development; preliminary plat shows 50' wide lots with minimum lot sizes; part of larger 704-lot approved development |
| Acreage | 191.0 |
| Current zoning | PRD (Planned Residential Development) |
| Proposed use | Residential development (Lost Creek - multiple phases with approved lot mix including 50' and 70' wide lots) |
| Petitioner | Bloom Parham, LLP (representing Walton Georgia on International Group, Inc) |
| Owner | Walton Georgia on International Group, Inc |
| Hearing | 2026-02-10 |
| Status | new |
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Case history
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- First seen — 2026-08-01: First seen on an agenda
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- 2023-02-LUP — Residential business providing professional counseling services in an accessory structure
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- 10-9202 — Agricultural use including chickens, horses, donkeys, goats, bees, and gardens (no pigs)
- 20-9202 — Two single-family residential homes on tracts 2 & 3; tract 1 to remain commercial
- 42-965 — Residential subdivision with 28 lots (one 3.5-acre parcel and 27 parcels of minimum 1 acre each)
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