Dunwoody Planning Commission meeting for July 14, 2026

The City of Dunwoody Planning Commission held a meeting on July 14, 2026, primarily to consider a rezoning request for the construction of 122 townhomes on an 11-12 acre site currently zoned for office use. The proposal involved changing the zoning from Office Institutional (OI) to Planned Development (PD) to allow residential development, including streetscape improvements, a public walking trail around a pond, and future street easements. The developer and builder presented the project, emphasizing community connectivity, green space enhancements, and high-quality construction. Public comments included concerns about traffic congestion, parking, pedestrian safety, and the adequacy of a single entrance. The Planning Commission discussed these issues, including the need for an intersection control evaluation (ICE) study at Ashwood Parkway and Ashford Dunwoody Road. The commission voted unanimously to approve the rezoning with conditions, including the ICE study subject to public works approval. The meeting also addressed HOA management and the impact of the new development on existing associations and infrastructure.