The board's decision lets a conservation-use covenant on the property be broken without the financial penalty that normally applies.
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The story
The Habersham County Board of Tax Assessors listed a Conservation Use matter for parcel 045-003B, owned by the Phoebe Dillashaw Estate, as a miscellaneous item on its July 14 meeting agenda.
At that meeting, the board voted unanimously to approve a breach of the Conservation Use covenant with no penalty for the Phoebe Dillashaw Estate, on a motion by Sonya Turgeon seconded by John King.
What happened
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Motion made by Sonya Turgeon to approve the breach with no penalty for Phoebe Dillashaw Estate; seconded by John King
Miscellaneous: Dillashaw, Phoebe Estate 045-003B
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