Bankside Drive and Kedron Church Road PRD Rezoning
Summary
David Weekley Homes secured approval to build 202 age-restricted homes off Kedron Church Road, replacing an older, denser subdivision plan. While the lower density and senior focus appealed to many, some council members questioned concentrating traffic at a single gated entrance during a period of infrastructure strain.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 3
Rising — discussed at 5 meetings since Sep 8, 2026, up from 0 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Generates private development investment and housing stock while placing future maintenance responsibilities on the HOA for private roads and open space.
Senior homebuyers seeking low-maintenance housing options and the developer.
Residents concerned about increased traffic congestion and single-access safety on surrounding roadways.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Town Council - Oct 29, 2026
David Weekley Homes is requesting a rezoning from R-3 to Planned Residential Development (PRD) and an amendment to an existing PRD for multiple properties along Bankside Drive and Kedron Church Road. This second reading allows the council to review the housing project plans before making a final decision.
Historic Zoning Commission - Oct 26, 2026
The commission will review unpermitted exterior painting at 105 Hazelwood Drive to ensure it meets historic district standards.
Town Council - Oct 13, 2026
David Weekley Homes asked to push back the public hearing and decision on a 202-lot senior housing development proposal until November.
Town Council - Sep 24, 2026
David Weekley Homes is proposing a 202-lot age-restricted community with extensive green space, private streets, and gates off Kedron Church Road. Council members raised questions about traffic impacts, buffer zones, and emergency access.
Town Council - Sep 8, 2026
David Weekley Homes secured approval to build 202 age-restricted homes off Kedron Church Road, replacing an older, denser subdivision plan. While the lower density and senior focus appealed to many, some council members questioned concentrating traffic at a single gated entrance during a period of infrastructure strain.
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Related development
Bankside PRD Amendment
Substantially increases open space and provides housing tailored to active adults, with associated traffic and infrastructure requirements.
Bankside Holdings PRD amendment and R-3 to PRD rezone
Future residential development on the Bankside/Kedron Church Road properties once the rezone is approved.
Bankside Holdings PRD / David Weekley Homes Rezoning
Will introduce new residential housing options and density to the Bankside Drive and Kedron Church Road area.
Bankside PRD Amendment & Rezoning
Replaces a denser conventional subdivision with a lower-density senior living community, though concentrating traffic at a single main access point.
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