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Considering a rezoning of 5.19 acres at 1587, 1694, and 1702 Herrington Road from R-100 to R-TH for townhouses, requested by Hasnain Lakhani

A rezoning of 5.19 acres on Herrington Road for townhouses, requested by Hasnain Lakhani

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Considering a rezoning of 5.19 acres at 1587, 1694, and 1702 Herrington Road from R-100 to R-TH for townhouses, requested by Hasnain Lakhani

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, October 27, 2026
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CountyGwinnett County Board of CommissionersPassed Oct 27

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  • Nicole Love HendricksonCounty Commission ChairmanVoted yesCallEmail
  • Kirkland Dion CardenDistrict 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Ben KuDistrict 2Voted yesCallEmail
  • Jasper Watkins, IIIDistrict 3Voted yesCallEmail
  • Matthew HoltkampDistrict 4Voted yesCallEmail

Whole board: passed 5 to 0, Oct 27

Decided, Oct 27: The board voted 5 to 0 on the 2026-1372 REZ2026-00028, Applicant: Hasnain Lakhani c/o Mahaffey Pickens Tucker, LLP; Owner: Hasnain Lakhani; Rezoning with Concurrent Variance(s) of Tax Parcel Nos. R7074 013, 087, and 098; 1587, 1694, and 1702 Herrington Road; R-100 to R-TH for Townhouses; 5.19 acres; District 1/Carden (Tabled on 10/27/2026) (Tabled to 11/17/2026) (Public hearing was not held) [Planning Department Recommendation: Approve with Conditions] [Planning Commission Recommendation: Tabled - Date: 10/6/2026]. It passed.

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