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Alpharetta defers vote on planned high-density development

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The Alpharetta City Council voted 5-1 to defer any action on the project for a month. The property, which sits near the Roswell border, was the former Harry's Farmers Market. The 145,000-square-foot facility has been vacant since 2017. The Empire Communities project would include 149 detached homes.

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Alpharetta defers vote on planned high-density development

Plans to redevelop the site of the former Harry’s Farmers Market into a subdivision at Upper Hembree and Harris roads have hit a snag amid density concerns.

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