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Sany headquarters gets planners’ OKThu, 10/25/2007 - 3:33pm
By: Kevin Wandra
The Sany Corporation’s corporate headquarters campus with housing for corporate guests is on its way to formal approval. The Peachtree City Planning Commission voted 4-0 to recommend City Council approve Sany America’s request to rezone land on Ga. Highway 74 from GI (general industrial) to LUI (limited use industrial) for a headquarters campus that would include a 50,000-square-foot office building, a 50,000-square-foot research and development building and nine residential units on the property. Planning Commissioner John McCann was not in attendance to vote on the rezoning. The residential units include three condominiums located within the office building and six free-standing guest villas located at the rear of the property. The residential units would all be owned and maintained by Sany and would not be deeded to individuals, and they would be used to house both short- and long-term visitors to the campus, such as engineers, scientists and executives. “Sany’s philosophy of operating business is to transfer its operating business around,” said local attorney Rick Lindsey, who represented Sany at the planning commission meeting. The front entrance to the headquarters campus will be gated and staffed by a security guard. The centerpiece of the plan, however, is the location of a Chinese garden near the rear of the property. Sany intends to open the gardens occasionally so the community may visit them. “Sany’s philosophy is to open up the company to the community,” Lindsey said. The Peachtree City Council will vote on Sany America’s rezoning proposal at its next meeting, Nov. 1. login to post comments |