Stephens County logged dual malt-beverage license request without naming business or site
Commissioners’ May 8 minutes show a wholesale-and-retail application, but leave residents without an applicant, address or recorded outcome.
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Commissioners’ May 8 minutes show a wholesale-and-retail application, but leave residents without an applicant, address or recorded outcome.
A later planning agenda says commissioners approved commercial equipment parking and storage on a small Canon residential tract, while July 6 board minutes show discussion but no final…
Zachary and Kayleen Hill seek permission to put a metal accessory building on their Carnesville tract before constructing a home, an exception planners recommended denying.
A May 26 work-session discussion revived a nomination tabled last November and raised concerns about the committee’s meeting schedule, but the record shows no vote or appointment.
The advisory vote would allow a five-foot side setback on Tax Parcel 071E 042, while leaving the property’s residential use and allowed density unchanged.
Planning staff backed the requested change for Tax Parcel 028 019B, saying it would align adjoining land under one classification without adding homes or changing its current use.
A recorded 3–1 commissioners’ approval would let Korbin Towe build 15 feet closer to the front property line at 610 Pheasant Mountain Road…
Robert Bernstein’s request to place an accessory structure in the front yard at 1387 Dortch Road received Planning Commission support but appeared twice before county commissioners without a…
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.
Commissioners discussed a property-specific hardship test and limits on relief at an April special meeting; the minutes do not show whether the proposal became county policy.
Commissioners discussed tying exceptions to property-specific hardship and limiting effects on neighboring land, but the April 14 record shows no final decision.
Commissioners reviewed a proposal that would apply 40-foot front, 25-foot side and 30-foot rear setbacks to primary homes across most residential classifications…