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Cherokee Tribune
Canton city council set to vote on mixed-use building plan
Canton leaders are scheduled to decide next month whether to allow a developer to bring a four-story mixed-use building to the downtown area. On Thursday, the Canton City Council held a public hearing to discuss a request from ForrPlaces Development LLC for a conditional use permit to build multifamily residential as part of a proposed mixed-use development at 261 E. Main St. in downtown Canton. The 0.212-acre property is currently a gravel lot between The Dry Social and Providence Insurance, across from Mamma Onesta’s Italian Restaurant. The applicant is looking to transform this property into a four-story building with street-level retail, residential and a parking garage. The garage would have 11 spaces, including one Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant space. The city council is scheduled to vote on this request July 2. If approved, the building would feature 5,000 square feet of commercial space (retail and/or restaurant) at the street level, 15,000 square feet of residential space consisting of two floors of residential units and one floor of rooftop penthouse units. There would a total of 10 two-bedroom residential units, according to city documents. The conditional use permit is required to build the multi-family residential component of the proposed mixed-use building.
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Jaipur Living names James Ashley SVP, sales
ACWORTH, Ga. — Jaipur Living, a global leader in rugs, textiles and design-driven home furnishings, has named James Ashley as senior vice president of sales. Ashley joined the company in March and is leading Jaipur Living’s sales organization through its next phase of strategic growth, channel development and customer engagement.
Cherokee Tribune
Public hearing set for 225 homes proposed in north Canton
A developer’s plan to build a winery and mixed-use development at Polecat Mountain in north Canton never materialized, and now a new company is seeking a rezoning to build a 225-home neighborhood at the site. On Thursday, the Canton City Council heard a request from Bradley Dunckel of DCCM to rezone about 177.43 acres at 2030 and 2050 Sam Nelson Road, and 650 Talcmine Drive from planned development (mixed-use) to single-family residential (4,000 square feet) to build 225 single-family detached homes. The city council did not discuss this request. A public hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. July 2 at Canton City Hall, 110 Academy St. in downtown Canton. The council is scheduled to vote on the rezoning Aug. 6. The properties in question are near North Georgia Angel House, just north of the Great Sky and Laurel Canyon neighborhoods. Polecat Mountain also sits on the properties. If approved, the development would feature an amenity center with a pool, a cabana with restrooms, a dog park and at least 50 acres of permanent open space, according to city documents. Other amenities could be included, at the discretion of the developer. The homes would have a minimum lot area of 7,150
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Habitat for Humanity Coosa Valley Breaks Ground on 62nd Home
Habitat for Humanity Coosa Valley proudly celebrated the groundbreaking of its 62nd home for the Cornejo family last weekend. The future home site is located on Brown Street in East Rome. The groundbreaking ceremony marked an exciting milestone for both the Cornejo family and the organization as construction officially begins...
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Catherine Yeoman on Building a Real Estate Practice Rooted in Experience, Education, and Community
Catherine M. Yeoman has spent more than three decades working in real estate in the Greater Lafayette area, and her name has become familiar to many who have bought or sold a home in the region during that time. She has lived in the area for over 34 years and raised three children there, which gives her a personal connection to the place she works in every day. Her background is varied. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences with a focus on Nuclear and Health Physics from Purdue University, along with a Bachelor of Science in Holistic Health Sciences and a Master’s degree in Natural Medicine from Quantum University.
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New Apartment Community Opens in Trenton Offering 2 & 3 Bedroom Units
TRENTON, Ga. — A new apartment community is now welcoming residents in Trenton, offering modern living options with scenic surroundings in Dade County. Idleview Apartments, located at 9930 Highway 11 South in Trenton, features newly constructed 2- and 3-bedroom apartments designed with updated finishes and spacious layouts. According to...
Cherokee Tribune
New mixed-use building could come to downtown Canton
A developer is seeking a permit from city officials to transform a gravel lot in downtown Canton into a mixed-use building with residential units over retail space. On Thursday, Canton Community Development Director Kevin Turner presented the Canton City Council with a conditional use permit request from ForrPlaces Development LLC to build multifamily residential as part of a proposed mixed-use development at 261 E. Main St. in downtown Canton. Council members did not discuss the request on Thursday. The Canton City Council will hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. June 4 to discuss the application and hear from the community. The council is scheduled to vote on it July 2. The proposed development consists of a four-story building with street-level retail, residential and a parking garage. The applicant proposes 5,000 square feet of commercial space (retail and or restaurant) at the street level, 15,000 square feet of residential space consisting of two floors of residential units and one floor of rooftop penthouse units. There would a total of 10 two-bedroom residential units, according to city documents. The application does not say what type of multifamily residential units the developer is seeking to build. Turner told the Tribune on Friday