Applicant says wetlands will be avoided; project borders Johns Creek
September 03, 2026 | Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia
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Eric Johansen said the project would "honor the wetlands" on site, limiting grading within wetlands to what he described as 0.1 of an acre under a nationwide permit and proposing a raised boardwalk rather than heavy construction in wetland areas.
Johansen also described a stream buffer bordering Johns Creek and cited a 25‑foot state buffer plus an additional 25‑foot city buffer and an impervious setback. He said any runoff would be managed on‑site via above‑ground detention with discharge from the detention pond, not direct drainage into the creek.
These environmental protections were presented by the applicant; the transcript does not record independent confirmation from city environmental staff or conservation agencies during this session.
Johansen also described a stream buffer bordering Johns Creek and cited a 25‑foot state buffer plus an additional 25‑foot city buffer and an impervious setback. He said any runoff would be managed on‑site via above‑ground detention with discharge from the detention pond, not direct drainage into the creek.
These environmental protections were presented by the applicant; the transcript does not record independent confirmation from city environmental staff or conservation agencies during this session.
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