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Zoning change will allow townhomes on Arcado Road in Lilburn

By Karen Huppertz
May 10, 2016

The Lilburn City Council recently approved rezoning for a new townhome subdivision on 5.85 acres at 255 Arcado Road, just south of Eagles Soccer Academy. The city zoned the property for commercial business in 2011, but it was never developed.

The council voted 4-0 on Monday to rezone the property to medium density residential for 26 townhomes. The 3-bedroom, 2 and a half bath homes will sell for about $200,000.

Each individually owned home will be at least 2,000 square feet with rear-entry garages. Access will be provided with a single driveway on Arcado Road to align with Jackson Place and rear alley access to the units fronting Arcado Road.

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