Harmony Hills II subdivision access and emergency safety
Summary
Commissioner Angel raised the need for second entrances to subdivisions or 28-foot road widths for public safety; President Masten will raise it with Planning.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents of subdivisions who would gain safer emergency access.
The developer faces continued delay on the project.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Levy Court Business - Aug 11, 2026
A developer is appealing the denial of a 93-lot major subdivision with 53 single-family homes and 40 duplexes inside the Growth Zone Overlay District. Levy Court tabled the appeal until September 1, so the fate of the project is still up in the air.
Levy Court Business - Jul 21, 2026
Commissioner Angel raised the need for second entrances to subdivisions or 28-foot road widths for public safety; President Masten will raise it with Planning.
Regional Planning Commission Business Meeting - Jul 9, 2026
A 93-lot subdivision near Camden has only one way in and out along Peachtree Run. Fire-service commissioners said an accident at the entrance could block emergency vehicles, and a resident agreed the roads can't handle the added traffic.
Regional Planning Commission Public Hearing - Jul 2, 2026
A 93-home subdivision east of Camden would have one way in and out, and commissioners and residents worry emergency vehicles and school buses could be trapped if the entrance is blocked. The private, poorly-maintained Head Start Lane can't be used as a public secondary access.
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