Stephens County approved a surplus-property resolution without naming the property
Commissioners voted unanimously April 28, but public records do not reveal the asset’s value or whether the county plans to sell, transfer or retain it.
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Commissioners voted unanimously April 28, but public records do not reveal the asset’s value or whether the county plans to sell, transfer or retain it.
Commissioners’ April action completed a change to the county land-use ordinance, while a repeated May agenda item leaves the measure’s follow-through unclear.
Stephens County’s Planning Commission unanimously backed Brandon Martin’s request for an accessory structure at 1640 Gumlog Road, but two commissioners’ agendas do not show a final board decision.
County staff recommended denying a conditional use for pallet recycling and lumber-product production on a residentially zoned Toccoa parcel.
Commissioners considered requiring specialized fire suppression and site-specific emergency plans before data centers could open, but April 14 county materials do not show whether the standards took effect.
The unanimous conditional-use approval permits pallet recycling and lumber-product production at 414 Freeman Creek Road, despite county staff’s recommendation to deny it…
County staff recommended the requested change for an 8.3-acre Toccoa parcel, but the identified public records do not show whether the Planning Commission ever acted.
A Planning Commission agenda recommended approval to shift part of a Martin property from multi-family residential to residential single use, after an earlier record described a smaller tract.
Commissioners voted unanimously to combine operations now split between the government building and county shop, but construction timing and contracting details remain unresolved in public records.
Commissioners placed certification of the Nov. 4 referendum returns on their March 10 agenda, but the cited minutes do not show whether they formally acted.
Commission records show the board approved the pyrotechnics agreement March 10, while the public contract materials identify no rain date and do not state a price.
County staff recommended allowing an accessory structure in the front yard at 9 Pheasant Mountain Road, but the public records cited do not show what the Planning Commission…