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Planning board recommends approval of 52-acre senior community
Senior lifestyle center to include housing, medical facilities, hotel
Senior community design
A proposed mixed use development on Ga. 400 next to Dawson Fine Wine and Spirits, to be called Life Hope Senior Campus, will cater to seniors at all stages with independent through assisted living and memory care as well as on-site medical buildings and commercial businesses. The photo, provided by Jericho Design Group, shows the proposed development with Ga. 400 N to the left. - photo by For the Dawson County News
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners next month will hear a zoning request for 52 acres of land off Ga. 400 northbound that developers have slotted for a mixed use senior lifestyle center. An application from the developer, Richmond Honan Development and Acquisitions, went before the planning board Feb. 20. The developer is requesting to vary from the property’s original Commercial Planned Comprehensive Development (CPCD) plans to build the mixed use commercial center. The center will be located just over the Dawson County line, adjacent to Dawson Fine Wine and Spirits and the Highland Pointe at Oakmont subdivision. The property is currently owned by Jim King, a former county commissioner and current chairman of the Etowah Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors.