Gardner’s Landing, a proposed development along the Savannah River, will be discussed on second reading at the North Augusta City Council meeting Monday night.
The development plan calls for 48 to 65 single-family units and 246 multifamily units on 29.46 acres.
At the first reading on Nov. 2, residents of RiverNorth, the community off U.S. Highway 1 that will neighbor Gardner’s Landing, opposed the development’s proposed use of their entrance as the main access to the neighborhood. They also said the road cannot handle the traffic Gardner’s Landing would add.
In other business, the 2010 budget is scheduled to be approved on final reading.
The council meets at 7 p.m. in the municipal building on Georgia Avenue.
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wow another charles martin village in north augusta you would thinnk those god awful condos sitting there as you cross in to north augusta would be enought of a sore thrumb that na wouldnott want yet another eye sore as you enter from ga. I guess they want the city of augusta to flow nicely into north augusta too bad