Henry County, GA — rezoning & P&Z cases
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03-2026 — 7,500 SF Neighborhood Commercial Retail Building and 810 SF Quick Service Coffee Kiosk
This is a rezoning request for a 2.17-acre property from RA (Residential Agricultural) to C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) to develop a retail building with a drive-thru coffee kiosk on Highway 155 South. The property has existing water and sewer availability, and the development is subject to Towaliga River Watershed protection requirements.
05-2025 — Single-family conservation subdivision
This rezoning request seeks to change 22.02 acres from RA (Residential Agricultural) to R-3 (Single Family Residential) at 238 Elliott Road to enable a single-family conservation subdivision. The proposal is paired with a simultaneous special use request (SU-26-01) for the same property and location, suggesting a development that combines density restrictions with conservation features. Water and sewer capacity have been confirmed available by Henry County Water Authority as of February 2026, clearing utility infrastructure concerns.
24-2026 — Commercial Development
This rezoning request seeks to convert 19.83 acres from residential agricultural (RA) zoning to commercial (C-2) zoning for a 90,120 square foot commercial development at the Highway 81 East and Keys Ferry Road intersection. The project will provide 314 parking spaces and must comply with Tussahaw Creek Watershed Protection District requirements, with water service confirmed available by Henry County Water Authority.
22-2022 — rezoning
This is a rezoning request for approximately 245 acres at Highway 81 and Keys Ferry Road, where a portion currently zoned RA (Rural Agricultural) would be rezoned to R-1 (residential). The property is located in a FEMA flood hazard zone, which may affect development feasibility and infrastructure requirements for any future residential projects.