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What is proposed, permitted, or being built?What's Coming issues in Habersham County
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The new code, which replaces the county's 1992 land development ordinance, sets zoning districts, lot sizes and rules for new development, including data centers, across Habersham County.
The approval lets a property owner reduce his side setback to convert an existing garage into a garage with an apartment.
A proposed change to county subdivision rules would let landowners carve out more one-acre lots for family members without meeting normal zoning density limits.
A proposed update to county development rules would bar residents from renting out recreational vehicles as short-term lodging.
The proposed rules would set minimum house sizes, garage, bond and road requirements for new major subdivisions in the county.
The Habersham County Airport Commission is weighing a cheaper path to clear runway obstructions flagged by a LIDAR survey…
The county's airport commission is preparing for the industry shift away from leaded aviation fuel, a move that could require a new tank costing roughly $150,000.
A pause on approving subdivisions of five or more lots and rezonings to residential and planned-development districts has been renewed by the county board every month or two…
A neighbor told the Board of Commissioners the dirt track's operation has hurt the surrounding neighborhood.
A change in ownership at the resort prompted county development officials to plan a firsthand look at the site.
The authority flagged a company expansion project that could affect local development, though no funding or approval action has been recorded.
The Habersham County Development Authority discussed the completion of a workforce-training pilot meant to move local residents into jobs.
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