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Developer outlines lot sizes, buffer, cul‑de‑sac and design expectations for new neighborhood

September 03, 2026 | Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia


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Developer outlines lot sizes, buffer, cul‑de‑sac and design expectations for new neighborhood
Eric Johansen said lots would be 75 to 85 feet wide and that typical house footprints would be about 50–60 feet wide after setbacks, with two‑car garages and often three‑car garages oriented so they are not the dominant frontage.

Johansen described a full required landscape strip along Abbotts Bridge Road (40 feet) and said houses that back onto Abbotts Bridge Road would be buffered with a landscape strip and likely a wall or fence similar to neighboring developments. He also said some lots would back up to Johns Creek, providing green‑space amenities, and that the development would use on‑site above‑ground detention to prevent direct drainage into the creek.

The presentation outlined design expectations and neighborhood compatibility; specific architectural standards and builder identities were not finalized in the meeting record.

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