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A roughly 1-acre parcel on Tower Road is up for rezoning from agricultural-intensive to agricultural-residential use so it can be used for housing.
A requested 30-foot reduction to the front setback at 140 Westside Drive would let construction sit closer to the street than county rules normally allow.
The proposal would shift a small parcel from agricultural to residential zoning so it can be combined with an adjoining home lot.
A rezoning request would change roughly 11 acres on Mize Road from agricultural-residential to commercial general use.
A roughly 7.85-acre property on Wilmot Drive could shift from single-family residential to general commercial use if the county planning commission approves the request.
The quote, which exceeds $10,000, is listed for the Board of Commissioners' consideration as a county purchase.
Commissioners are weighing two vendor quotes for a brine applicator system, a purchase that was tabled once and returns with an updated price.
The county board has scheduled a vote on an updated purchasing and financial policy manual that would set rules for how the county buys goods and services.
An invoice from JWL Transit, Inc., doing business as Lanier Grading, is listed for the county board's consideration.
County commissioners are set to weigh a renewal agreement for standby pavement striping services, which could keep road markings maintained across the county.
The county's moratorium on accepting new land-use applications for data centers is set to expire October 14, and commissioners have an extension before them again.
The county's governing board is set to consider paying two fuel invoices totaling nearly $36,806, part of its routine spending on vehicle fuel.