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Considering a Special Land Use Permit for an accessory guest house on 0.29 acres at 6304 Melrose Street, zoned R-2

A Special Land Use Permit for an accessory guest house on 0.29 acres on Melrose Street, zoned R-2

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Considering a Special Land Use Permit for an accessory guest house on 0.29 acres at 6304 Melrose Street, zoned R-2

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8members of Douglasville City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 6, 2026
Yes5
No0

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CityDouglasville City CouncilPassed Jul 6

Who decides this

  • Rochelle RobinsonCity of DouglasvilleNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Terry S. MillerWard 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Nycole N. MillerWard 2, Post 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Elena HudsonWard 2, Post 2AbsentCallEmail
  • Devetrion D. CaldwellWard 3, Post 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Sam DavisWard 3, Post 2AbsentCallEmail
  • Chris "Coach" WattsWard 4Voted yesCallEmail
  • Howard M. EstesWard 5Voted yesCallEmail

Whole board: passed 5 to 0, Jul 6

Decided, Jul 6: The council voted 5 to 0 on the tabled from June 15, 2026 - Consider a request for a Special Land Use Permit for an Accessory Guest House for property zoned R-2 (Single Family Residential Detached, District), for +/- 0.29 acres at 6304 Melrose Street, in Land Lot 21, District 1, Section 5, Parcel ID 0021015C027. Application by Epi. It passed.

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