CLAYTON COUNTY — Clayton County commissioners recently granted an exemption from the county’s residential moratorium for a proposed senior living community. The Clayton County Board of Commissioners unanimously votedto grant the exemption at its Aug. 18 meeting. Commissioner Tashè Allen was absent for the vote. Clayton County’s residential moratorium is in effect until Dec. 31, 2026, which prohibits “the acceptance of any applications related to the development of any new construction of single-family residential subdivisions or multi-family residential developments,” according to the county’s website. Battle Law, P.C., representing Dominium Acquisitions LLC, requested the exemption so the company could proceed with a site development plan review application. The company is planning to construct a 190-unit senior living complex at 4443, 4447 and 4491 Bouldercrest Road and 3182 Anvil Block Road in Ellenwood. “My client is submitting its application to (Georgia Department of Community Affairs) in order to obtain the tax credits to allow for this project to move forward,” said Michèle Battle in her presentation. “In order to achieve that, we know that development on the property will not actually start until sometime next year. But in order for them to actually submit their application to allow for these senior homes to be developed directly across the street from the senior center, which I think everybody was excited about to have senior homes across from the senior center, we…
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