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Commissioners scheduled a hearing and later put an update resolution before the board, but the public agenda documents do not show the final vote or the rules now…
Commissioners’ May 8 minutes show a wholesale-and-retail application, but leave residents without an applicant, address or recorded outcome.
The request would change zoning on an undeveloped 8.94-acre Toccoa tract for combination with adjoining land for conservation-type use.
County staff recommended denying a conditional use for pallet recycling and lumber-product production on a residentially zoned Toccoa parcel.
Commissioners’ April action completed a change to the county land-use ordinance, while a repeated May agenda item leaves the measure’s follow-through unclear.
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.
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…
Commissioners considered requiring specialized fire suppression and site-specific emergency plans before data centers could open, but April 14 county materials do not show whether the standards took effect.
The unanimous conditional-use approval permits pallet recycling and lumber-product production at 414 Freeman Creek Road, despite county staff’s recommendation to deny it…
A Planning Commission agenda recommended approval to shift part of a Martin property from multi-family residential to residential single use, after an earlier record described a smaller tract.
County staff recommended the requested change for an 8.3-acre Toccoa parcel, but the identified public records do not show whether the Planning Commission ever acted.
The proposed change would move the church’s 40 Eldon Road parcel from a residential classification to Commercial General, but the public documents do not establish a final vote.
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