Cumming City Center

Situated on 75 acres between Canton Highway and Sawnee Drive to the west of downtown Cumming and behind Forsyth Central High School.

LOOKING FORWARD

The development, which is the vision of Mayor Troy Brumbalow, will offer a “main-street Americana” feel. Features will include approximately 117,000 square feet of retail space, a new Cumming Police and Municipal Court building, an amphitheater adjacent to a small lake, water fountain surrounded by personalized bricks, ample greenspace including several “pocket parks,” a putting course, steam engine display honoring Cumming’s historical and community ties to the machines, and an extensive trail and boardwalk system meandering above the Kelly Mill Branch stream, its tributaries and wetlands. Across Canton Highway, another 10 acres will be donated to the City of Cumming for development of additional walking trails.

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All those simple, beautiful bonds of small town life – of families laughing together, of friends goofing off after school together, of neighbors helping neighbors – those are exactly the things that I dreamed of weaving back together when I dreamed of creating the Cumming City Center.

Mayor Troy Brumbalow (Groundbreaking Ceremony)

It’s a destination. It’s a place for people to come have a drink, have dinner, see a concert.

Andy Lovejoy, President of Civil Engineering Consultants (FCN Groundbreaking Article, Aug. 7, 2019)

They’re doing the investment … to make it happen for future generations. All I can do is applaud Mayor Troy Brumbalow and City Administrator Phil Higgins and their respective staffs for putting it together.

David Leathers, Chairman of Cumming Downtown Development Authority (FCN Groundbreaking Article, Aug. 7, 2019)

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