428 Rope Ml Ln Holly Springs, GA 30115-8648

Industrial Park, zoned LI, Light Industrial shall follow the regulations of Article 19, Design Guidelines for Model Zoning Districts. In addition to the fencing materials allowed within Article 19, these properties shall also be permitted to use black vinyl coated chain link fencing. 2. All other Industrial Uses and Districts shall follow the regulations of Article 19, Design Guidelines for Model Zoning Districts, for fencing forward of the front setback. In addition to the fencing materials allowed within Article 19, fencing along the sides and rear shall also be permitted to use black vinyl coated chain link fencing. 3.5.4: Accessory Dwelling Units for Residential Uses and Districts. Affordable housing and neighborhood stability are important public objectives in the City of Holly Springs, Georgia. In recent years, accessory dwellings have become an important method to permit families to remain in their homes by securing rental income, while at the same time providing affordable housing for the elderly, single-person households, students, and other types of households. Accessory dwellings are also known as “carriage houses,” “granny flats,” or “ECHO homes” (an acronym for “elder cottage housing opportunities”). This section allows accessory dwelling units to provide the opportunity to develop small dwellings designed, in particular, to meet the special housing needs of single persons and couples of modest income. This section allows and encourages the more efficient use of the existing housing stock to preserve historic structures and to provide an incentive for their maintenance. Design standards are established to ensure that accessory dwelling units are located, designed, constructed, landscaped, and decorated in such a manner that, to the maximum extent feasible, the appearance of the principal structure remains as a single family detached dwelling. It is also the intent of these regulations to assure that the single-family character of the property will be maintained and that the accessory dwelling unit remains subordinate to the primary living quarters. 3.5.4-1: Accessory Dwelling Units in Detached Buildings. 3.5.4-1.1 Applicability This section applies to any accessory dwelling unit that is located in a building that is not attached to the principal dwelling. 3.5.4-1.2 Number Permitted Only one accessory dwelling unit is permitted per lot. An accessory dwelling unit shall not contain more than two (2) bedrooms.