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Commissioners considered Doug Campbell’s conditional-use request for 35 acres in the Low Intensity district on Jan. 20; the record does not state the vote or reasons for the…
January meeting minutes record a 5-0 vote on Commissioner Mealor’s appointment, though the broader record does not yet show what actions or results followed.
Officials discussed standards for retaining and replacing trees as rural land and new subdivisions are developed, but the proposal has not been adopted.
A December joint work session put traffic, schools, utilities and emergency services at the center of a proposed review for large developments.
Greenworks Solutions LLC presented its plan for a recycling center and construction-debris transfer station to Habersham County’s Planning Commission in December…
Applicants Greg and Paula Bagley sought preliminary-plat approval for Blair Estates at 1191 Blair Road, where residents voiced opposition at a December hearing.
A 2025 request to remove Parcel 050 002C from Baldwin was followed by a reported 2026 agenda item proposing to annex the same tract into Baldwin…
Commissioners held an October hearing on suspending selected subdivision and rezoning filings, but the documented record does not show that the restriction was adopted.
The measure stops the county from accepting certain subdivision plats and residential rezoning requests through Feb. 17, 2026, unless commissioners lift it sooner…
Commissioners changed the zoning on 2.677 acres at 159 Hardyville Road from light- to medium-intensity use; county records describe possible mixed uses but do not establish a final…
Partnership Habersham said in October 2025 that its Economic Development Director search was nearing completion, but no candidate, approval or start date is publicly established here.
The Sept. 15 emergency pause applies to specified residential districts in unincorporated Habersham, but the public record described here does not establish whether it was later extended…
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