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County approves two owner‑occupied short‑term rental permits; applicants say they will be owner‑occupied

March 31, 2026 | Douglas County, Georgia


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County approves two owner‑occupied short‑term rental permits; applicants say they will be owner‑occupied
The Douglas County planning boards approved two special‑use permits for owner‑occupied short‑term rentals.

S2026‑20 (3357 Saddleton Way): Applicant Nicholas Rowe said he and his wife will live in the house and rent only a portion of it for short stays, limit guests and prohibit parties. Planning and Zoning recommended approval; the Board of Commissioners approved the permit by a 5‑0 vote.

S2026‑24 (5992 Fielder Way): Tracy Gazzola requested a permit to rent a room in her owner‑occupied home. She said she will live on the property, will not allow guests to use the pool when she is not present, and has adequate driveway parking. Planning and Zoning recommended approval and the Board approved, 5‑0.

Both applicants told the board they had spoken to nearby neighbors (where applicable) and said they would enforce parking and guest limits. Planning staff confirmed the proposals meet the county’s special‑use criteria for short‑term rentals and recommended approval for both items.

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