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Council unanimously ended public comment on a proposed residential rezoning at 215 Baker St. while considering a second city-owned tract, but minutes do not show a final decision on either change.
The request would change zoning on a 0.23-acre Nub Garland Road parcel near Toccoa, but no documented County Commission decision shows whether the change took effect.
Habersham commissioners delayed a request to shift 26.239 acres from agricultural to light-intensity zoning; the September minutes show discussion but no recorded final vote.
The council has authorized a sealed-bid sale of the vacant city parcel, but its May hearing on changing the site to residential zoning ended without a documented rezoning vote.
Planning staff backed the requested change for Tax Parcel 028 019B, saying it would align adjoining land under one classification without adding homes or changing its current use.
Planning commissioners unanimously backed Elijah Webb’s request to shift a Toccoa parcel to Agricultural Residential zoning for housing and hobby farming; the county board’s agenda does not show how it decided the matter.
Franklin County agendas show two proposed zoning directions for the same four-acre Toccoa property, but do not conclusively establish its final classification.
A unanimous Planning Commission recommendation would shift about 30.5 acres at 1200 Shady Lane from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential, but the commissioners’ agenda does not show the outcome.
Terry K. Dooley seeks to move three acres at 677 Shady Lane from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential for residential use.
Franklin County’s 3-0 vote clears a zoning hurdle for 140.31 acres at 700 Grady School Road, but it does not establish when or whether poultry houses will be built.
The request would shift a 1.17-acre Toccoa property from Residential Single to Agricultural Residential for agricultural purposes, though no documented vote has been identified.
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.
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