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Habersham County Planning Commission approves setback variance for Bethel Temple Spur property

The commission's approval lets the property at 690 Bethel Temple Spur be developed closer to protected areas than standard rules allow.

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The story

Cliff Coleman sought a variance to reduce the required impervious setback from 150 feet to 75 feet on his property at 690 Bethel Temple Spur.

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The Habersham County Planning Commission approved the variance as submitted. Commissioner Greg Hill made the motion to approve, Commissioner Richard Thornton seconded, and the vote was unanimous.

SourcesMeeting4789_08.05.25 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes.pdf

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Approved
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V-25-02: Variance to reduce impervious setback from 150 feet to 75 feet at 690 Bethel Temple Spur (Cliff Coleman)

Commissioner Greg Hill then made a motion to approve V-25-02 as submitted. It was seconded by Commissioner Richard Thornton. All were in favor.

Appeared on agenda
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Variance to reduce impervious setback at 690 Bethel Temple Spur (Coleman)

Cliff Coleman is seeking a Variance to reduce the impervious setback from 150 feet to 75 feet on his property

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