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The vote changes the requested zoning classification for 520 North Avenue, a single parcel tied to Matthew and Tara Mudge, after a Planning Commission recommendation earlier in July.
The July 28 vote clears Matthew Mudge’s 1.84-acre Toccoa parcel to move from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential, after earlier Planning Commission backing.
The unanimous July 28 vote changes the zoning of a Nub Garland Road parcel, but no neighborhood layout or plat application has been presented.
The vote changes the zoning requested for roughly 30.5 acres at 1200 Shady Lane, though the Planning Commission record does not show how that earlier body acted.
The vote changes a 3.33-acre Toccoa parcel from Agricultural Residential to Residential Single, though the county record does not describe a specific project for the site.
The unanimous July 7 vote supports changing 520 North Avenue from Residential Single to Agricultural Residential, but the public record does not establish that the zoning change is final.
Planning commissioners postponed a request to change roughly an acre near Stagecoach Road to Light Industrial; a later agenda item on the same road involved a different, much larger tract.
The request would change zoning on an undeveloped 8.94-acre Toccoa tract for combination with adjoining land for conservation-type use.
The April 16 vote closed a public hearing on case RZ-2026-007, but the commission minutes leave the tract, zoning categories and any follow-up county action unclear.
The unanimous vote changes the commission-approved classification for 0.62 acres at 337 Rock Creek Road in Toccoa, tied to a proposed property combination.
Commissioners approved intensive-agriculture zoning for 140.31 acres on Grady School Road and required a 100-foot driveway, but the record does not show later permits or construction.
Officials considered moving the city-owned 1.01-acre lot at Franklin Springs, Bowers and Cherry streets into the Central Business District, but the recorded May action does not show final approval.
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