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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.
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.
Planning and staff records favor shifting the Toccoa church parcel from residential to commercial zoning, but the public record does not show what county commissioners ultimately did.
The commission’s June 2 vote would shift 5.32 acres at 125 Saddlebred Lane from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential; the record does not establish whether additional action or implementation followed.
The commission’s June 2 agenda records a unanimous vote to change Timothy Dale Wilbanks’ Toccoa property to Agricultural Residential, while conflicting acreage figures and no later action record leave its current designation unresolved.
The unanimous May 12 vote changes a Franklin Springs Street tract to central business zoning and a smaller Baker Street lot to residential zoning, though the minutes do not describe what the city plans to do with either property.
A planning commission backed converting a 1.92-acre Carnesville tract from Institutional to Rural Residential for a proposed home; the county commission’s disposition remains unclear.
Steve Ledford sought to move a Carnesville property from Agricultural to Agricultural Intensive zoning, but the April record says the Board of Commissioners rejected the request unanimously.
The vote changes the designation sought for a 0.23-acre portion of Parcel 023 115 at 2325 Nub Garland Road, following a Planning Commission recommendation earlier in February.
The 6-0 council action changes 21 Winn Street from light-industrial to R-2 residential zoning after a February 10 hearing, but it does not authorize construction by itself.
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 buildout.
City Council considered changing land-use rules for a 1.01-acre city-owned corner parcel, but its May minutes do not show whether the measure passed.
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