Franklin County
Restaurants, businesses, major projects, permits, planning applications, and public incentives.
What is proposed, permitted, or being built?What's Coming issues in Franklin County
Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
A proposed warehousing facility in Franklin County seeks state approval to build within a protected stream buffer along a tributary of Nails Creek.
The authority overseeing the industrial park placed a status update on its agenda, but no details or decisions are yet on record.
The opinion concerns an appeal tied to Chairwoman Long's chicken houses, after commissioners closed session on the underlying litigation with her recused in December.
A request to rezone a 48.66-acre Carnesville tract from commercial to light-industrial use remains unresolved after the applicant sought a delay.
A property owner wants land at 932 Wilson Road reclassified to allow a farm stand, a change that would affect what can be built and sold there.
A requested reduction in how far a poultry house must sit from the road at a Carnesville property goes before the county's planning commission.
The state air permit amendment allows a new baghouse to control emissions from the facility's forming and mat reject unit.
Tonya Powers told commissioners the IBA has brought 800-1000 new jobs to the community.
The Board of Commissioners has put impact fees on a work session agenda, a step toward deciding whether new development would help pay for county costs.
The authority planned an executive session on a real estate matter, meaning details of the discussion are not part of the public record.
The request would let a 35.95-acre tract be used more intensively for agriculture, affecting neighbors near 1142 Pullian Rd.
A proposal to rezone 8.8 acres on Cole Road from agricultural to rural residential use went before the county board, but no vote outcome is recorded.
Official records
Help improve the public record
Submissions are private until reviewed. This is civic input, not an open comment thread.