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Deerfield Professional Centre 13000 Deerfield Parkway Building 100, Suite 107 E Milton, GA 30004
AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2010
HEARING 6:00
1) Call to order and Pledge
2) Introduction of Board Members
3) Approval of September action minutes
4) Demo permit review: Karen Drewery; 14470 Thompson Road
Demo of a single family house
5) Building permit review: Construction trailer for new Fulton County High School; Tyler
Self, Evergreen Construction; 2845 Bethany Bend
Construction trailer
6) Courtesy variance review: V10-010; Randy & Kelly Bacon; 705 Quarterpath Lane
Request to allow a fire pit to be located in the minimum side yard (Article
64.77.2.b.2)
7) Courtesy variance review: V10-011; Lou Badr; 125 Roxbury Row
To allow a house to encroach into the 25’ minim side yard (Article 64.416.c.1)
8) Courtesy variance review: V10-012; David McLaughlin, Habitat for Humanity; Open
space, Genesis Way
To allow a half basketball/recreation court and play set to be located less than
100 feet from the adjoining property line. (Article 64-1602.b.3.b)
9) Courtesy variance review: V10-013; Doug and Janice Edman; 13610 Hopewell Road
To allow encroachment in to the 50’ stream buffer (Article 20-568.16)
10) Courtesy building review: Paw Patch vet clinic; Abri Design Studio, Inc., Paul
Girardeau; Crabapple Road
Review of proposed building
11) Courtesy building review: Watercolors/Transitions residences/community
center/school for students with Autism; Rick Swanson; 12800 Deerfield Parkway
Review of proposed buildings
12) Courtesy rezoning review RZ-05/U10-01/VC10-03, Watercolors/Transitions
residences/community center/school for students with autism; Alpharetta Land
Partners, Les Brown; 12800 Deerfield Parkway
To rezone from C-1 (Community Business) and O-I (Office-Institutional) to C-1
(Community Business) with a Use Permit to construct a Special School for a
transitions vocational school for students with autism and an assisted living
facility for autistic adults. The applicant is also requesting a concurrent variance
to:
1. Allow the exterior wall materials of all non-residential buildings and
townhouse, duplex and multifamily buildings to consist of a minimum of 40
percent in lieu of 75 percent (per vertical wall plane) of the following : brick
or natural stone (Section 64-1095(p)) for the assisted living facility,
2. Allow accent building materials for all non-residential buildings and also
townhouse, duplex and multifamily units to be limited to a maximum of 60
percent in lieu of 25 percent brick, tile, non-reflective glass, natural stone
and weathered, polished or fluted face, with fluted, split-face, or broken
face finish, Portland cement plaster and lath systems, architectural (either
precast or tilt-up) concrete (fluted or with exposed finish) or Hardi-Plank
(Section 64-1095(q)) for the assisted living facility.
13) Courtesy use permit review: U10-02/ VC10-02; Frank Schaffer, The Landscape
Group, Inc.; 13120 Arnold Mill Road
Use Permit for a Landscaping Business (Sec 64-1820) and a 4-part concurrent
variance in the existing buildings:
1. To reduce a portion of the 50-foot buffer and 10-foot improvement setback
to 0 feet (Sec 64-1141(3)a),
2. To reduce a portion of 50-foot buffer and 10-foot improvement setback to a
30-foot undisturbed buffer with a 10-foot improvement setback (Sec 64-
1141(3)a),
o To reduce the 50-foot building setback to a 44.09-foot setback for the
warehouse along the east property line (Sec 64-1820(b)3),
o To reduce the 50-foot building setback to a 47.58-foot setback for the
warehouse and a 28.25-foot setback for the steps to the office deck (Sec
74-1820(b)3).
14) Courtesy building review: Global Payments Data Center; Croft& Associates, Jim
Croft; 12700 Deerfield Parkway
Review of proposed building
15) Other business
16) Adjournment